What is Sequence Agentic?

Sequence Agentic is the money layer your AI agents can plug into. You describe how money should flow, by client, project, property, or rule, and Sequence actually moves it.

You wire one API call into whatever you're already building. When your agent decides money should move, it calls Sequence, and Sequence runs the transfer on real banking rails and logs every step.

Do I need to be a developer?

No. If you can describe what should happen, you can build it. Most people using Sequence are operators and founders wiring something up in a chat window or a no-code tool.

What can I build with it?

A personal CFO that splits every paycheck the moment it lands, an agent that autopays approved invoices, or a system that routes a project deposit into tax, payroll, and margin automatically.

Can I try it without moving real money?

Yes. Every account gets free simulation mode, with simulated accounts and instant test transfers, so your agent can move money end to end before you flip it live.

How fast does money actually move?

Transfers between Sequence-held accounts are instant, RTP lands in under a minute on supported banks, ACH is same or next business day, and wires are typically same-day.

Is moving real money through an agent actually safe?

Yes. Your agent never touches a bank directly. Every movement runs through Sequence's security and compliance layer with scoped, revocable keys and hard limits enforced server-side.

Who holds the money, and is it mine?

The dollars sit in FDIC-insured accounts held with our partner, Thread Bank, and they're yours. Sequence is the API that moves money on regulated rails, not a bank itself.

Right now it's free for the initial cohort. That's soon to change, so getting in early is the cheap part.

Money movement for AI agents

Sequence is the financial execution layer your AI agents can actually use. Bounded, audited money movement on real US banks — plug into n8n, Claude, Base44, Lovable, and any agentic stack.