IMBA Wallet has launched prepaid wallets for AI agents.

Sep 16, 2026


IMBA Wallet has launched prepaid wallets for AI agents; the software autonomously executes payments using cards, eSIMs, and gift codes funded via USDT.


New York City, New York Sep 15, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - IMBA Wallet introduced the Agent API, offering specialized wallets for autonomous programs. An agent tops up its balance with USDT (via the TRC-20 network) and then independently makes real-world payments: issuing a virtual Visa or MasterCard, purchasing a travel eSIM, or buying a digital brand code. The service does not handle direct ticket booking or cloud infrastructure rentals; instead, it provides a payment tool that the agent uses as needed--whether paying for airline services, cloud providers, or retail purchases.

For individual users, this same mechanism solves a common problem: converting stablecoins into a means for international payments. All operations take place within a single app: issuing and topping up virtual cards with USDT, paying for foreign services (subscriptions, SaaS, online stores), topping up USDT balances via the Faster Payments System (SBP) without the need for P2P chats with strangers, and withdrawing USDT to rubles. The card can be added to Apple Pay and Google Pay, provided the device and region support these services.

The service's catalog extends beyond cards. Both individuals and agents can purchase gift cards with USDT--for Apple, Google Play, Steam, and other brands from a dynamic list comprising around 20,000 items (including various denominations) and approximately 2,000 unique products. Mobile connectivity is also available, featuring travel eSIMs for over 150 countries as well as plans for Russia; payment is made from the USDT balance, and activation occurs via QR code.

The Agent API is neither a standard user account nor a traditional corporate B2B solution. The program registers a key, obtains an account, and spends funds within the scope of the available catalog. At the agent level, withdrawal and currency conversion functions are disabled--an anti-money laundering measure designed to prevent the channel from being used for money laundering or the circular cycling of cryptocurrency. However, individual users can transfer USDT to an agent's account within the service. To learn exactly what agents purchase and which use cases have already been implemented, consult the guide "What AI Agents Buy via MCP IMBA." Availability: imbawallet.com website, Telegram mini-app, Android (Google Play and RuStore), and the MAX messenger. Integration documentation: api-docs.imbawallet.com/agent. Brand operator: Asha Wallet LLC (Republic of Abkhazia). IMBA Wallet is not a bank; cards are issued by partners.

Contact Information

Website: https://imbawallet.com/

Email: [email protected]

Telegram: https://t.me/imbawallet_bot

Channel: https://t.me/imbawallet_rus

About the Company
Asha Wallet LLC is the operator of the IMBA Wallet service. Address: 58 R. Bartsits St., Gagra, Republic of Abkhazia. OGRN 124PA000984, INN 11031596. The service provides an IT interface for managing partner cards, balances in USDT/Gram/Bitcoin, eSIMs, gift cards, and the prepaid Agent API. The company is not a bank.

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