VouchAgent

The browser Vouch uses to pay at online stores on behalf of an identity-verified person who approved that exact purchase. It is run by HitPay Payment Solutions Pte Ltd, Singapore.

What it does

A person's AI assistant asks Vouch to buy something. Vouch verifies the person's identity once (government ID and selfie), shows them the merchant, the order and the exact total on a page where they sign in and approve, and only then opens the store in its own browser, adds the item, fills the delivery details the person saved, and pays with a single-use card issued for that amount at that merchant. One store, one order, one session at a time; no crawling, no indexing, nothing is stored from the pages it visits beyond the outcome of the purchase.

How it identifies itself

Machine-readable descriptor: https://vouch.hitpay.dev/.well-known/vouch-agent.json.

How to keep it out

Add a group for it to your robots.txt. Vouch reads the rules written for its own name before it opens a store, and does not walk a store that disallows it. It does not apply the * group, which is meant for crawlers; Vouch fetches only what one person asked it to buy.

User-agent: VouchAgent
Disallow: /

Rate and behaviour

A purchase is a few dozen page loads over one to three minutes, from one browser, with no parallel sessions against the same store. Vouch does not bypass bot checks, CAPTCHAs or sign-in walls: it stops and hands the page back to the person.

Contact

support@hitpayapp.com