Built so AI agents can actually be trusted with money.
Greene Comply is the authorization, trust, and audit control plane for agent-initiated spend — identity-anchored decisions, real-time policy, and a signed audit trail. Your payment rails stay where they are.
The 2 a.m. problem.
Autonomous agents are landing in production faster than the controls around them. A research agent has a credit card. An ops agent has wire access. A coding agent can spin up infrastructure. None of them sleep, and none of them know the difference between a $10 API call and a $10,000 mistake.
Greene Comply is the answer to one question: who is responsible when the agent overspends?The answer is no one — until you put a control plane between the agent and the rail it spends on.
We built it so that even the most capable model in the world hits a policy you defined, and a human you can identify takes the blame for letting it through. That's not friction — that's how every other financial system on earth already works.
"An agent should be able to do anything its principal lets it. Nothing more. And every approval should be a receipt that ties back to a real human."
Four ideas that shape every decision.
Programmable trust
Trust isn't a vibe — it's a contract. We turn it into a few hard rules a database can enforce in milliseconds.
Default deny
Every authorization is a refusal first, an approval second. The ability to say no is the most important feature we ship.
Rail-agnostic by design
Your money never moves to us. We sit ahead of Stripe, ACH, card programs, or crypto rails — and approve the spend before they execute it.
Receipts forever
Every authorization, denial, and policy change is timestamped, signed, and exportable. No black boxes.
Boring, on purpose.
We're a small team of engineers and operators building the infrastructure layer no one wants to think about until something goes wrong. We don't want to be exciting. We want to be the most boring, most reliable check between your agent and the rail it spends on.
That means we choose the boring database, the boring SDK pattern, the boring stop-the-world kill switch. It means we ship slowly when shipping fast would risk a bad approval. And it means we treat every refused transaction like a feature win.
Let's keep your agents accountable.
Free to start. We'd love to know what you're building.