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Breaking News: Self, the privacy-first identity and agentic solutions lab spun out of Celo, and trusted by partners like Opera and Google, just launched Agent Vault, a payment and login layer that lets AI agents sign in and complete purchases on your behalf without ever seeing or storing your credentials.

With Agent Vault, you can connect the AI assistants you already use, including Muse, OpenClaw, Hermes, Grok Bot, Claude, Antigravity, and Codex, to a complete payments flow that doesn’t put your credentials at risk. Your credentials stay in one secure, private place, so switching agents or adding a new one doesn’t require setting everything up again.

When your agent checks out, it fills in the form with mock tokens, placeholders that carry no value of their own and only work inside an authorized session. Your real card number never reaches the agent, and the store sees an ordinary card transaction.

Logins work the same way. Your real username and password are swapped in at the moment of sign-in, out of your agent’s view, and each session is kept separate so nothing carries over from one task to the next.

Agent Vault Cards keep your assistant from going rogue with spending caps by transaction, day, week, or month, merchant allowlists, and a kill switch so you’re always in control.

It works across hundreds of merchants and websites, including Booking.com, Instacart, Figma, Asana, Amtrak, IKEA, Etsy, and Canva.

Agent Vault is available today with Free, Plus, and Enterprise tiers, and the first 1,000 sign-ups get Agent Vault Plus free for three months.

For a deep dive into the news, read Self’s official announcement.

To get started with Agent Vault, visit: agentvault.io