Stripe

Stripe has two agent pieces in the cited sources: shared payment tokens for agent purchases, and an official MCP server. Stripe also co-maintains ACP.¹

Shared payment tokens

• A shared payment token (SPT) gives a seller scoped access to a customer’s payment method for a purchase an agent starts.² See payment token.
• The agent grants the token to the seller’s Stripe profile. Each token has usage and expiry limits.²
• In a sandbox, a test helper simulates limits an agent might set, such as currency, maximum amount and expiry window.²
• SPTs are in public preview, for agents, customers and sellers in the US, Canada and select European countries.²

Stripe MCP server

• The server gives AI agents tools to use the Stripe API and search Stripe’s docs and support articles.³
• Address: https://mcp.stripe.com.³
• Sign-in: OAuth for clients acting for your Stripe user account, or an agent API key for autonomous clients. Stripe says to give an agent key only the permissions the client needs.³
• With OAuth you can grant access to live accounts or sandboxes, set permissions for each, and revoke a session in your Stripe settings.³

Unknown

Fees for shared payment tokens. No cited source confirms it, so the wiki says unknown.

All programs: Payments.

Sources

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Footnotes

1. GitHub - agentic-commerce-protocol/agentic-commerce-protocol: The Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP) is an interaction model and open standard for connec. ACP (GitHub), official, retrieved 2026-11-12. ↩

2. Shared payment tokens - Stripe Documentation. Stripe Docs, official, retrieved 2026-11-12. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴

3. Model Context Protocol (MCP) - Stripe Documentation. Stripe Docs, official, retrieved 2026-11-12. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴