Tell it what you handle
Utilities. Tuition. Insurance. Loans. Groceries. Recurring family support. Describe the responsibility in plain language.
Give your agent one job: make sure home is taken care of. It tracks recurring obligations, spots what needs action, asks when something changes, and handles approved payments within the rules you set.
Got it. I’ll manage the recurring obligations within your limits.
The transfer is one tap.
The responsibility is every month.
Person A → sends money → Person B
Remittance products stop when the transfer lands.
Person → delegates rules → Agent → completes obligations
Your family doesn't need another transfer app. They need the things that matter to simply get handled.
Utilities. Tuition. Insurance. Loans. Groceries. Recurring family support. Describe the responsibility in plain language.
Choose spending limits, approved recipients, categories, frequency, and when the agent must come back to you.
The agent tracks what is due, prepares or executes approved payments, and keeps an auditable history of every action.
Recurring bills, due dates, recipients, expected amounts, and the rules attached to each one.
Unexpected amounts, new recipients, or unusual requests trigger a human approval instead of blind automation.
The end state is not a reminder or a chat response. It is the obligation being handled.
Every instruction is bounded by permissions you control. Give the agent enough authority to remove repetitive work without giving it unlimited access to your money.
Onchain: smart accounts, USDC balances, spending permissions, authorization and settlement. Offchain: agent reasoning, obligation scheduling, biller data, KYC/compliance and local payment integrations.
Full-stack and AI engineer. Previously built agentic commerce infrastructure, AI-powered bookkeeping software, and products spanning commerce, finance and automation.
Starting with immigrants in the U.S. supporting family in India — one recurring obligation at a time.