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Composio launches Composio Instant, a payment tool for AI agents

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Composio launches Composio Instant, a way for AI agents to pay for their own tools.

The company says it is giving away $1 million to agents, which can claim their share at composio.dev/instant.

Matt Shumer welcomes the product in an X post, saying he has waited for a single sign-in and wallet that lets an agent pay for everything it needs. Only Composio's announcement and Shumer's post are reported so far, with no independent details on how payments work or what fees apply.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 14, 2:50 PM ET

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Matt Shumer welcomes one sign-in and wallet for agent tools

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  1. Oct 14, 2:02 PM ET · 1 article
    Composio launches Composio Instant, a payment tool for agents to buy their own tools
    Matt Shumer: Matt Shumer welcomes one sign-in and wallet for agent tools
  2. Oct 14, 1:00 PM ET · 1 article
    Composio launches Composio Instant, letting agents pay for their own tools
    X search: AI launch posts (introducing, just launched): Composio Instant lets agents pay for their own tools, with $1 million in giveaways

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Oct 14
  1. Matt ShumerX
    Matt Shumer welcomes one sign-in and wallet for agent tools

    AIMatt Shumer says he has been waiting for a single sign-in and wallet that lets an agent pay for everything it needs. The post links to Composio's Instant, which Composio says lets agents pay for their own tools, with $1 million offered to agents.

  2. ComposioX
    Composio Instant lets agents pay for their own tools, with $1 million in giveaways

    AIComposio introduces Instant, a way for agents to pay for their own tools. The company says it is giving away $1 million to agents, and agents can claim their share at

    Video from @composio's post

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