Seller terms
Version 1.0 · Effective October 2, 2026
The rules for a seller that lets a Bonded agent pay later. These terms are between you and Agentics Technologies LLC (“Agentics”).
You, the seller, are the creditor. Interest is 0%. There is a single payment within 30 days. Any fee is paid by the seller.
The owner keeps their money in their own wallet. Backed by money the owner keeps on hand, checked on-chain before every purchase.
If the agent does not pay, you can file a claim. The owner can respond, and there is an appeal.
This is for business use only. Owners in New York and California can sign up, Bond an agent with a pledged wallet balance and share their Bond. 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.
The seller is the creditor. You are that seller. When you let a Bonded agent pay later, you are the one who is owed. Agentics does not extend that obligation and does not hold the money. Agentics publishes the record and follows a published rule.
Interest is 0%. Pay later is a single payment within 30 days. The due time is set when you allow the purchase, and it cannot be later than 30 days. There is no second bill and no balance that grows.
Any fee is paid by the seller. The seller receipt shows this fee line:
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Paid
Pay later, paid
Fee $0 (0% today). 1% pay-later fee, waived (0%) for the first 10 sellers for their first 6 months. The fee applies only to paid pay-later sales. Any on-chain fee change is timelocked 48 hours and capped at 3%. The seller pays the fee.
The fee is 0% today. 1% pay-later fee, waived (0%) for the first 10 sellers for their first 6 months. The fee applies only to paid pay-later sales. Any on-chain fee change is timelocked 48 hours and capped at 3%. The seller pays the fee. This page states the fee. It does not change the fee that is already published.
The owner keeps their money in their own wallet. 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. Agentics does not hold the money.
You may file a claim only when pay later was allowed, it names you, the due time has passed, and the amount is within what was reserved. The owner has 72 hours to respond. The owner can accept the claim or contest it.
If the owner does not respond in time, the published rule decides. If the owner contests the claim, the owner can appeal, and a named person at Agentics decides within 5 business days. The outcome is published on the Bond page.
A claim that is found to be false can suspend the seller. Suspension is recorded and blocks new pay later. Agentics does not owe you the amount of a false claim. The Bond pays only up to the money the owner set aside.
Business use only. You accept Bonds for your business. This is not for personal, family, or household use.
Before you can accept Bonds you prove you control your domain and you accept these Seller terms. In New York and California, pay later, vault deposits and seller payouts are not available. Owners there can still sign up, Bond an agent with a pledged wallet balance and share their Bond.
Agentics is not available in sanctioned regions. We run sanctions screening on you and on the account you want paid. A sanctions hit blocks activation and blocks payout. You must keep that account current.
A Bond is not a deposit account. No bank, insurer or government agency stands behind it. Nothing on this page is a promise that you will be paid. If the money set aside is not enough, the owner still owes the rest, and Agentics does not make up the difference.
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