Stripe / PayPal / Square approval
A payments-processor application that passes KYC the first time.
The Payments Agent audits your site copy, business description, MCC code, and source-of-funds story against each processor's published policies before you submit. It rewrites vague descriptions, flags restricted-industry triggers, and drafts the exact application text that maximizes approval odds for Stripe, PayPal, or Square.
Every external system the agent touches is a typed, observable MCP tool server. Rate-limited, retryable, and rate-cost attributed back to the originating AgentRun.
Asserted in CI. Deployments that exceed the p95 target fail to ship — this is how we keep unit economics honest as prompts and models evolve.
Every call routed through the platform wrapper with prompt caching on stable context blocks. Each decision recorded as an AgentRun with tools, output, cost, and latency.
High-risk industries, prior rejections, and post-rejection appeals route to ops.
Direct processor negotiations. High-risk merchant account shopping. Chargeback dispute drafting (roadmap).
The Payments Agent meets the FormBridge autopilot contract — a defined outcome, its own tools, reproducible decisions, a published cost budget, a human escalation path, and cassette evals replayed in CI.