Keeta is a full-stack payment network built for autonomous systems. Platforms can provision wallets through an API, apply per-agent policies, and settle payments globally with sub-second finality. Compliance, monitoring, tokenization, and on-chain identity are included in the network design.
Key Features
- Instant Provisioning: Create wallets by API without issuer partnerships or manual KYB processes.
- Programmable Controls: Configure limits, policy rules, and automatic top-ups per agent.
- Global Settlement: Reach more than 200 countries and over 26 currencies.
- Sub-Second Finality: Complete settlement quickly for machine-speed workflows.
- Compliance by Default: Includes AML, transaction monitoring, and audit trails.
- Network Services: Supports cross-network payments, asset tokenization, and on-chain identity.
Use Cases
Who Should Use This Tool?
- AI Platforms provisioning wallets for many autonomous agents.
- Commerce Protocols selling directly to machine customers.
- Global Businesses needing fast multi-currency settlement.
Problems It Solves
- Slow wallet setup: API provisioning removes manual onboarding steps.
- Cross-border friction: One network spans countries and currencies.
- Compliance overhead: Monitoring and audit trails are built into the platform.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Network Access | Contact Keeta | Wallet provisioning, controls, settlement, and compliance. |
| Platform Deployment | Custom | Policies and infrastructure tailored to agent platforms. |
Advantages & Unique Selling Points
Compared to Competitors:
- Full-stack network: Provisioning, control, compliance, and settlement share one system.
- Global scope: Coverage extends across 200+ countries and 26+ currencies.
- Fast finality: Sub-second settlement matches autonomous transaction speed.
What Makes It Stand Out:
- No issuer partnership required for wallet provisioning.
- Compliance and transaction monitoring included by default.
- Cross-network payments with tokenization and identity capabilities.
User Reviews
"API-based wallet provisioning removes a major operational dependency from our agent rollout." Illustrative platform-engineer perspective, editorially composed
"Built-in monitoring is important when autonomous transactions cross markets and currencies." Illustrative compliance-lead perspective, editorially composed
Getting Started
Quick Start Guide
- Define agent roles: Identify who pays, receives, or manages funds.
- Provision wallets: Create each wallet through the API.
- Apply policies: Set limits, rules, and top-up behavior.
- Monitor settlement: Review transactions and audit records.
Integration
Integrates with:
- AI platforms and autonomous commerce protocols
- Multi-currency, cross-network payment flows
- Compliance and audit operations
Frequently Asked Questions
Does provisioning require an issuer partnership?
No. Keeta positions wallet creation as an API call without issuer partnerships.
How broad is settlement coverage?
Keeta supports 200+ countries and more than 26 currencies.
Are compliance tools included?
Yes. AML, transaction monitoring, and audit trails are built in.
Alternatives
- Skyfire: Identity-linked agent payments.
- Gate Pay: Multi-chain x402 payments.
- FluxA: Non-custodial agentic commerce infrastructure.
Tips & Best Practices
- Assign per-agent policies: Avoid broad organization-wide permissions.
- Tune auto top-ups: Keep replenishment aligned with expected workloads.
- Use audit trails: Connect every payment to its agent and business purpose.
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