Bond terms

Version 1.0 · Effective October 2, 2026

The rules for an owner who posts a Bond. These terms are between you and Agentics Technologies LLC (“Agentics”).

In plain English

You keep your money in your own wallet. Backed by money the owner keeps on hand, checked on-chain before every purchase.

The seller is the creditor. Interest is 0%. There is a single payment within 30 days. Any fee is paid by the seller.

If your agent does not pay, the seller can file a claim. You can respond, and you can appeal.

This is for business use only. You can sign up, Bond an agent with a pledged wallet balance and share your Bond in New York and California too. There, pay later, vault deposits and seller payouts are not available. Agentics is not available in sanctioned regions. We run sanctions screening.

A Bond is not a deposit account. No bank, insurer or government agency stands behind it.

1. The seller is the creditor

The seller is the creditor. Agentics is not. When a seller lets your agent pay later, the seller is the one who is owed. Agentics publishes the record and follows a published rule. Agentics does not become the party the seller must collect from.

2. Interest and the single payment

Interest is 0%. Pay later is a single payment within 30 days of the purchase. The due time is set when the purchase is allowed, and it cannot be later than 30 days. There is no second bill and no balance that grows.

3. Fees

Any fee is paid by the seller. You do not pay a fee to post a Bond or to pay later. The fee line on the seller receipt is described in the Seller terms.

4. Your money stays in your wallet

You keep your money in your own wallet. Agentics does not hold it. Backed by money the owner keeps on hand, checked on-chain before every purchase. If that check is missing, pay later does not go through.

Locked means that money cannot be withdrawn for 7 days. Pledged means the money stays in your wallet and you approve each payout. The Bond page shows which one applies. A refusal on a Pledged Bond is shown on that page.

5. Claims and appeal

A seller may file a claim only when pay later was allowed, it names that seller, the due time has passed, and the amount is within what was reserved. You have 72 hours to respond. You can accept the claim or contest it.

If you do not respond in time, the published rule decides. If you contest the claim, you can appeal, and a named person at Agentics decides within 5 business days. The outcome is published on the Bond page.

The Bond pays only up to the money set aside. You still owe anything beyond that. Posting a Bond does not erase the rest of the bill.

6. Business use only

Business use only. A Bond is for a business or a person acting for a business. It is not for personal, family, or household use.

7. Where this is offered

Owners in New York and California can sign up, Bond an agent with a pledged wallet balance and share their Bond. In New York and California, pay later, vault deposits and seller payouts are not available.

Agentics is not available in sanctioned regions. We run sanctions screening on the seller and on the account that would be paid. A sanctions hit blocks pay later and blocks payout.

8. What this is not

A Bond is not a deposit account. No bank, insurer or government agency stands behind it. No one holds your money for you as a deposit. Nothing on this page is a promise that a seller will be paid.

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