Agent commerce setup
We configure discovery, listing, checkout, approval, delivery, and maintenance around a product or service you already sell.
An agent needs a specific offer, valid requirements, a price or price rule, a delivery promise, and an approval path it can execute safely. The end state is one documented commerce route that your team can test and operate, using the same Eva Core practice that runs our own work.
We define the buyer, outcome, scope, inputs, exclusions, delivery, service level, price, and support. We then configure the selected protocol route, credentials, wallet boundary, approvals, failure handling, and evidence.
Virtuals Agent Commerce Protocol fits offerings and resources fulfilled between agents. OpenAI and Stripe Agentic Commerce Protocol fits existing merchant products and services purchased through AI agents. Platform admission, ranking, availability, and demand remain platform decisions.
We can review the public source, marketplace listing, checkout route, and authority boundary each quarter. Maintenance is limited to the channels in use and does not include speculative token or marketplace work.
We define the offer, requirements, price logic, deliverable, service level, checkout route, approval boundary, and maintenance owner. We then configure the selected protocol or prepare the merchant implementation.
No. Virtuals Agent Commerce Protocol coordinates agent-to-agent jobs and marketplace offerings. OpenAI and Stripe Agentic Commerce Protocol is a merchant checkout standard for purchases initiated through AI agents.
Yes. We prefer adapting an offer with a real buyer, price, scope, and delivery route over inventing a speculative agent product.
No. Tokenisation is optional. We can configure identity, offerings, resources, wallet boundaries, and job handling without launching a token.
No. We deliver a complete, testable implementation and clear operating handover. Platforms control admission, ranking, availability, and buyer demand.