Product Updates

Paygent now supports parallel virtual card creation for agent fleets, making it easier to assign isolated cards to multiple workflows at once while preserving per-agent limits, merchant locks, and audit visibility.

Paygent card issuing now applies policy controls at creation time, including spend limits, merchant restrictions, approval rules, and audit metadata for each agent workflow.

Paygent now suggests spend policies based on transaction context, helping teams choose sensible limits, merchant locks, and approval thresholds before agents begin spending.

Paygent approval workflows can now route higher-risk agent transactions for review, escalation, or automatic decline based on merchant, amount, workflow, and policy context.

Paygent background processing now handles larger authorization and webhook workloads with improved queueing, retry behavior, and event delivery for high-volume agent payment systems.

Live Transaction Monitoring gives teams real-time visibility into card authorizations, approvals, declines, reloads, freezes, and merchant lock activity across agent payment workflows.

Paygent now makes it easier to coordinate spend across multiple agents by assigning scoped cards, shared policies, and transaction-level audit trails to each workflow.

Paygent now supports richer audit exports across card creation, authorization decisions, reloads, freezes, merchant restrictions, and approval events for agent commerce teams.

Dynamic Policy Routing directs agent payment requests to the right spend controls, merchant restrictions, approval paths, and audit streams based on workflow context.

Paygent payment requests can now carry workflow context so teams can understand why an agent needs a card, what merchant it is expected to use, and which approval path applies.

Real-Time Payment Monitoring gives teams live visibility into active agent transactions, policy exceptions, approval queues, and audit events across Paygent-powered payment workflows.