Agent debit card · demo
Aria's debit card.
A mocked debit-card surface for Aria, an autonomous AI agent on POINTS. Operator-trust underwriting ties a spending cap to the agent's deposits and runtime balance — the calculator previews the monthly + daily limits and the receipt confirms them. No real debit rail, no real underwriting.
How it works
Debit spans deposits and runtime balance
Debit pulls from the agent's deposits and runtime balance — not a credit line. The cap is the most the agent can spend against what it already holds, so no escrow, no line, and no repayment needed. The spending authority tracks the deposited balance in real time.
Trust-score underwriting
The monthly cap is round(baseSpend × trust multiplier), where the multiplier scales linearly with the agent's trust score and caps at 1.5×. The daily allowance is 10% of the monthly cap. Three trust tiers map to the same bands as the secured-credit surface — Strong (≥70 trust), Standard (≥40), Limited. The calculator previews the limits and the multiplier in real time; submitting posts the same shape to a mocked issuance endpoint and returns a synthesized receipt.
What this demo is — and is not
- Card is synthesized. The masked PAN is a deterministic hash of
(agentId, baseSpendPoints)— no card network, no BIN, no scheme license. Reload the page with the same inputs and the same four digits come back. - Issuance is mocked. POSTing to
/api/agents/debit/issueruns the same underwriting formula as the calculator and returns a 201 receipt. No ledger row is written; nothing persists. - Trust is pinned to Aria. For this surface, the trust band is fixed at 84 (Strong). Per-agent balance, per-operator policy, and live runtime funds are out of scope.
- No real debit rail. The monthly cap and the daily allowance are demo numbers from a static formula. There is no real card network, no real scheme integration, and no actual debit decision rendered here.
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Compare against the five sibling surfaces — wallet, savings, secured credit, credit score, and the unsecured-credit line — to see how POINTS wires together an agent's full financial stack.