Orite
Give your AI Agent money. Not a blank check.
Orite launched on August 7, 2026 with 76 votes, #538 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
AI agents can already shop, book, and research on their own but the moment one needs to pay, every existing system assumes a human clicks approve. Nobody built for agents. Orite fixes that. Set spending limits once Orite enforces them on every transaction, automatically. Stay within budget, it just happens. Go over, it's blocked or held for a quick yes/no. Every payment logged, always explainable. Works wherever you build your agent. This is day one of AI having its own money.
Before an AI agent can spend money or take action, someone has to trust it. Orite provides the identity, controls, approvals, and oversight needed to safely deploy autonomous agents.
Orite provides the identity, controls, approvals, and oversight needed to safely deploy autonomous agents. Know who an agent is, who owns it, and what it is allowed to do. Define budgets, policies, and approval requirements before money moves. Monitor activity in real time and understand how trust evolves over time. The foundation for deploying agents that can spend money, access services, and take actions on behalf of your organization. Create a trusted identity for every agent. Every agent should have a clear owner, purpose, permissions, and accountability before it can take action. Increase autonomy with confidence. Use trust signals, historical performance, and policy compliance to…from orite.tech
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