Greene Comply
Greene Comply

Greene Comply + Stripe

Greene sits ahead of the spend decision — so Stripe only processes what your policy allows.

Available via APIREST API · Webhooks
Why it matters

The problem this solves.

Stripe is the rail. Greene is the policy. When an agent decides to subscribe, charge, or transfer, Greene checks identity, budget, vendor rules, and approval thresholds before Stripe ever sees the request. Approved? The signed authorization rides along as Stripe metadata, giving you an unbroken decision chain.
How it works

The integration flow.

  1. 01

    Agent prepares a Stripe call

    Subscription create, invoice send, payment intent — whatever the agent is about to do.

  2. 02

    Authorize through Greene

    Before invoking Stripe, the agent posts the spend intent to Greene.

  3. 03

    Policy + identity check

    Greene evaluates spend limits, vendor rules, counterparty trust, and approval thresholds.

  4. 04

    Stripe executes only on approval

    The agent attaches the signed authorization as Stripe metadata and proceeds.

  5. 05

    Reconcile in your audit log

    Greene records the Stripe transaction reference for end-to-end traceability.

What goes where

What Greene controls vs. what Stripe handles.

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  • Pre-payment policy enforcement
  • Vendor allow / deny rules
  • Human approval gates
  • Signed audit trail with rail metadata
Stripe
  • Card processing and PCI scope
  • Subscriptions, invoices, payouts
  • Disputes and refunds
  • Fraud rules at the rail
In production

Use cases and who benefits.

Use cases
  • Agent-initiated SaaS subscriptions
  • Vendor and contractor payments
  • Usage-based API billing top-ups
  • Marketplace payouts triggered by agents
Who benefits
Engineering

Add a single authorization call upstream of your Stripe SDK usage.

Finance

Set monthly caps, vendor allowlists, and approval thresholds — per agent.

Security

Greene’s decision rides along with every Stripe call as signed metadata.

Compliance

Two systems of record — aligned by signed authorization IDs.

Get started

Ship governed agent spend on this stack.

  1. 01Create a sandbox account and configure a demo policy context.
  2. 02Add the Greene authorize call before your stripe.charges / paymentIntents.create.
  3. 03Pass the signed authorization ID as Stripe metadata for traceability.
  4. 04Switch to live keys on both Greene and Stripe when ready.
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