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Building for a Company of Builders What happens when you give AI tools to a company full of Builders? Non-technical teams start building their own solutions. I wrote about how we're enabling this at @lithic and @PrivacyHQ. lithic.com/blog/building-…

This is why a virtual card is the best option for these situations. Just either pause the card or closed it. They can't charge you once you end it. @PrivacyHQ ftw!

@chrismaddern Privacy Cards were designed for this (12 years ago): privacy.com/ai

what’s the best way to give your agents a credit card w/ limits?

Privacy's post-pay funding model is why our cards just work for agents.

Everyone's building agentic payments infrastructure... we've had the infrastructure for 12 years. And the best part? No waitlist, no beta. Let your agent spend now.

@0xNullRef Thanks for your support. Stay tuned for stablecoin-backed Privacy Cards: privacy.com/stablecoins

I’ve been using privacy.com for years create throwaway cards (burners, merchant locked, monthly limits, etc) still surprised crypto doesn’t have an equivalent yet

@JackSimison We're seeing that most agent use cases today are still proxy tasks. Cards are the right rail for that.

@DaveBords @MicahBerkley @danielfoch Hey Dave. We're currently building to better support agentic use cases. Would you mind sending us a DM so we can learn more about your setup?

@MicahBerkley @danielfoch @PrivacyHQ Yeah, privacy works but its painful. I look forward to giving this a go too.

Claude agents can now spin up one-time Visa cards on demand. That means AI can pay for things online without ever exposing your real card details. The agentic payments stack is starting to feel very real. We’re building this into Homie so realtors can pay vendors through their AI assistant too. agentcard.sh/claude-desktop

Easy — privacy.com

Demo: How Privacy Cards help AI builders control token spend and autonomous agent budgets.

@love_ethereum Feel free to send us a DM

@PrivacyHQ Hey! Would love to reach out about this. I'm building something at the moment

After hearing from developers building with AI agents, we expanded access to our API. Since then, programmatic card creation on our platform has exploded.

Give your AI agents safe and autonomous spending power: privacy.com/ai

@tristanbob @Cloudflare You might want to use a Privacy Card for your Cloudflare billing - you can set a hard spend limit at the card level, so if something goes sideways, the charge gets declined automatically.

I'm having fun building on @Cloudflare and using the very generous FREE tier. However, I recently needed more, so I upgraded to the $5/month pay-as-you-go plan and discovered some significant risks: 1) There is no way to set a hard budget limit 2) There is not even an easy way set up a notification fo based on dollars spent The only option we get is to set triggers PER service based on service UNITS, not dollars. How do you deal with this? I feel like I'm one DDoS away from going bankrupt.

Everyone's racing to build secure payments for AI agents. Privacy solved this 10+ years ago. Create a card. Set a limit. Give it to your agent. Repeat.

Seeking: OpenClaw / AI Agent <> Payments If you are building an AI agent with payment capabilities or want to add payment capabilities, we (@PrivacyHQ) want to hear from you. What are you building? What are your challenges? There are large number of agent developers using @PrivacyHQ and we want to make sure we solve your pain points and help your AI agents get payment abilities.

@agazdecki "we're pre-revenue, pre-users, pre-product, but post-launch"

"dad, does your vibe coded SaaS have any users?"

@BrandNewFeel Mine is touching grass for me

I'm having my agents sleep for me. Huge unlock.

having coworkers is crazy it’s like claude code but they prompt themselves

Developers are using Privacy.com cards to manage AI token spend—and it's growing fast. AI spend on our platform surged in January 2026 as agents dominate developer discourse. Virtual cards with spend controls are becoming the go-to payment layer for the agentic internet.