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Your AI agent can be prompt-injected into paying a scammer, paying an invoice twice, or paying over your limit. Fidacy blocks it before the money moves, deny-by-default, and issues proof anchored to Bitcoin, third-party verifiable, of exactly what was authorized. No one has to trust us. Anyone can verify. Free, local-first, non-custodial.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Lucas, founder of Fidacy.
AI agents are starting to move real money — and they can be prompt-injected into paying a scammer, paying the same invoice twice, or paying over your limit. Zscaler tested 26 models and 4 paid the scammer. One agent sent $442K to a hijacked address in a single transfer. And "the AI did it on its own" isn't a legal defense.
Fidacy is a payment firewall for AI agents. It's a drop-in MCP server (npx -y @fidacy/mcp) that checks every agent payment against a signed mandate BEFORE the money moves — deny-by-default — and hands back an EdDSA-signed, Bitcoin-anchored verdict that anyone can verify against public keys. You don't trust us. You check the signature.
Free, local-first, non-custodial. Works in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Hermes, OpenClaw — any MCP host.
Would love your feedback, especially from anyone building agents that touch money. What would you point Fidacy at first?
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About Fidacy on Product Hunt
“The firewall for AI agents that move money”
Fidacy was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #68 on the daily leaderboard. Your AI agent can be prompt-injected into paying a scammer, paying an invoice twice, or paying over your limit. Fidacy blocks it before the money moves, deny-by-default, and issues proof anchored to Bitcoin, third-party verifiable, of exactly what was authorized. No one has to trust us. Anyone can verify. Free, local-first, non-custodial.
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