Nuntio Approvals: the approve button for AI agents. Your agent has a budget. Say $5 a payment. Then it needs $40 for something real. Until now the contract refused and the payment just stopped. Now it comes to you: 1. The contract refuses the $40: it is over the agent's cap. 2. The agent files a request on chain, from its own wallet. 3. It lands in your Approvals, named by agent, amount and merchant. 4. You tap Approve. The contract settles that exact payment: same amount, same merchant, same key. What an approval can waive: - the per-payment cap - what is left of the allowance - the approved-merchant list - the payment-count limit What it never waives: a paused account, a paused or revoked agent, an expired policy, a merchant that is switched off. Those stay blocked, with no request. Built to hold up: - One request per payment. One already on chain is adopted, never filed twice. - A payment with a request is never also sent as a normal payment. - Your answer is read at the finalized block: approved and paid, declined, expired or cancelled. - No answer in a day and the request expires. The agent proposes. The contract decides. You approve. Rolling out now: testnet first, then Monad mainnet. nuntio.finance @monad_eco