What authentication does the server use?
OAuth. Users connect through their MCP client or registry flow; no API key is needed in the config.

@useallowance
Basic information
Payment security for AI agents. Allowance lets agents request human-approved virtual cards, complete checkout, and report receipts without exposing a real card.
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"allowance": {
"url": "https://mcp.useallowance.com"
}
}
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Allowance is a payment security layer for AI agents. It lets agents request scoped human approval, receive limited virtual cards, complete checkout, and report receipts without exposing the human's real card. The server is hosted at https://mcp.useallowance.com.
Connect to the hosted MCP endpoint via an MCP client using OAuth—no API key is needed. Configure the server by adding the URL to your MCP settings JSON: { "mcpServers": { "allowance": { "url": "https://mcp.useallowance.com" } } }. Users authenticate through the client or registry flow.
OAuth. Users connect through their MCP client or registry flow; no API key is needed in the config.
At `https://mcp.useallowance.com`. It is a hosted endpoint, not a local server.
Agents can request spending limits, wait for approval, fetch shipping/billing details, issue virtual cards, and report purchase outcomes.
No. Agents receive limited virtual cards, and the human’s real card is never shared.
Yes, remote no-browser checkout is supported where applicable.

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