Decision map
Translate one task and spend limit into explicit allow, review, and deny conditions using the free can-pay contract.
Ontario reviews one agent payment workflow against the target endpoint's can-pay policy, HTTP 402 challenge, price, network, resource binding, retry behavior, and audit evidence. Start with the free APIs; request the review only when a real launch decision needs a second pair of eyes.
Translate one task and spend limit into explicit allow, review, and deny conditions using the free can-pay contract.
Compare the endpoint's HTTP 402 challenge with the declared price, network, asset, resource URL, accepts entries, and expiry.
Review retry, paid-but-denied, replay, timeout, and missing-evidence paths before the agent can authorize a second attempt.
Get a compact example showing how to retain report IDs, quote IDs, payment responses, and the policy decision without sending credentials.
Run the free readiness verifier and save the public report ID.
Call can-pay with the endpoint, policy, network, asset, and max spend.
Use the sandbox to exercise allow, review, and deny paths without funds.
Request the $49 packet when a production workflow needs bounded implementation evidence before launch.
The endpoint can be live and the wallet can be funded while the task, amount, resource, or payment response is still wrong. Ontario helps make that pre-payment decision explicit and reviewable.
Ontario provides observable readiness and trust signals. It does not authorize a payment, guarantee endpoint safety or service quality, execute settlement, or promise a financial outcome.
One-time agent preflight review