AEREDIUM launches policy guardrails for AI agents that write code and move money
- —The Chair vets coding-agent tool calls and issues a signed receipt for every verdict
- —MCP Connector offers Payer and Trader roles, supports Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base, keeps records for seven years
- —Pricing: The Chair at $10 per user per month, MCP Connector from $49 a month for three agents
- —Trades carry a 0.05% fee, transfers are free; no outside audit of the signing design is cited
Why it matters: Agent-driven payments are still a sliver of activity, with TRM Labs estimating 0.6–7.5% of screened x402 commerce is agentic, so demand for such controls remains unproven.
Source: BlockchainReporter