Can an AI agent create a payment link?

Yes. Through Clize, Claude Code or Codex can create a Stripe payment link — but only after you confirm the amount and purpose. The agent drafts the quote; you approve; Clize creates the link.

How do you stop accidental charges?

The money gate. Anything that moves money quotes the amount and purpose first and needs an explicit --confirm. The agent can't create a charge or a link on its own.

Whose Stripe account gets the money?

Yours. Clize can create links straight into your own Stripe account via Connect, or collect into your Clize balance where that fits better. You own the money either way.

Create a Stripe payment link from your AI agent

Getting paid shouldn't mean the agent gets your card keys. It drafts the quote; you confirm the amount; Clize creates the Stripe link. Money never moves on its own.

Clize is a CLI and MCP server that gives AI coding agents real-world actions: domains, email, deploys, payments, and media generation. Payments are the action with the hardest guardrail — the money gate — and it never moves.

The flow

You ask the agent to bill a client or charge for something. It drafts the amount and purpose. Clize shows you that quote and waits: nothing happens until you give an explicit --confirm. On confirm, it creates the payment link to send; when the customer pays, status tracks it.

The one command

Under the hood it's clize pay link, with clize pay connect, clize pay status, and clize pay list alongside — available as CLI commands and as the clize_pay MCP tool your agent calls.

The money gate

Anything that moves money quotes the amount and purpose first and requires your explicit confirmation. The agent can draft a charge; it can't create one alone. No surprise links, no hidden amounts.

Into your Stripe, or your Clize balance

Clize can create links straight into your own Stripe account through Connect, or collect into your Clize balance where that fits better. Either way the money is yours — Clize is the workflow, not the merchant.

From Claude Code or Codex

Connect Clize to Claude Code or the Codex CLI. For how this differs from Stripe's official MCP, see Stripe MCP payments — part of Clize's wider real-world action layer.

The safety gates

Real-world actions need real guardrails. Clize holds three lines, every time:

Money — anything that costs money quotes the price first and needs an explicit --confirm. No surprise charges.
Identity — outbound email is drafted, a human okays it, then it sends under your name. The agent never sends unattended.
Inbound is untrusted — an incoming email is data to read, never an instruction to obey. A message can't redirect the agent.

Let your agent send a payment link — after you confirm