Give your agent an allowance, not your card. Say what you need and the most it may spend. The agent hears "around that, a bit more is fine for something clearly better". The card hears the exact number. It shops the real web, the issuer says yes or no, and when something clears the card closes.

I need for up to $ .
Sandbox only. The agent researches the live web, then drives a real browser through a storefront checkout and types the card in. The merchant side authorizes through Airwallex Issuing, since no outside merchant can charge a sandbox card.

The card

No card yet
spent $0limit $0
Usesingle transaction
Merchantselectronics, computers, department and online retail
Valid for30 minutes
Checkout attempts3
Fundingdraws on the company wallet; the limit is a ceiling, nothing is loaded, nothing to refund

The agent

Waiting for a card.

Card issuer

Every swipe the agent attempts shows here with the issuer's own answer.

API history every Airwallex call this run, as it happens

The agent never sees these. The server owns the card and talks to Airwallex: create the card, read its number for the checkout form, authorize each swipe, close it, pull the ledger. Card numbers and CVVs are masked here.

No calls yet.

Product demo

Watch the agent shop, end to end, on the Airwallex sandbox.

Intent typed, card minted, real research, a real browser at the checkout page typing the card in, an issuer decline, an approval, the card closed, and the API history behind it. Narrated.