Every round on record, with the sources behind each and the investors on them.
A payments firm that lets AI agents make purchases using their users’ own cards
agentcard.comSan FranciscoPaymentsYC S26Founded 20264 people
2 sources · checked 1 time, last 4h ago
Developing: it holds up against its sources so far, and firms up as more reporting lands.
The company release says “Today” without a calendar date; the dated FinTech Global article is a republished report and does not fix the announcement day.
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed seed funding round | $8M | 2026-11-13 | not stated | 5 people on X · 2 outlets. #14 in Trending |
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Agentcard provides payment infrastructure for companies building AI agents, letting those agents buy online with users' own cards or with one-time and multi-use cards.
LinkedIn via Alexandria from ycombinator.com
Found on X with Firecrawl search
Agentcard addresses the problem that AI agents cannot safely see a user's card number and often fail at ordinary online checkout; Y Combinator says its PCI-compliant storage and checkout completion reach a 99% success rate on popular merchants. Its $8M seed from Peak XV, Fin Capital and Y Combinator is a bet that Vault, Issuing, Voice and opencommerce can become payment infrastructure for businesses whose agents need to purchase online.
Checked against 9 sources today
Also named as backers in company research: Pioneer Fund, Paul Graham, Tobi Lütke, Dharmesh Shah, Michael Grinich, Guillermo Rauch, Adam D’Angelo, Simón Borrero, Ken Kocienda, Felipe Villamarín, Charlie Songhurst, Michelle Bu, Sebastian Bensusan, Greg Arrese, Gabriel Benmergui, Christopher Stromeyer