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Vibe-banking for your agents
Drop Sequence into n8n, Lovable, or Claude — bounded, audited money movement on real US banks.
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Sequence is a financial technology company and is not an FDIC-insured bank. Banking services provided by Thread Bank, Member FDIC.
Your agent can do everything.
Except handle your money.
Your finances are the one thing you actually need an agent to handle. Now that’s the one thing it finally can. Bills, savings, tuition, debt and spending are all analyzed and taken care of, with full clarity.
Plugs into the agent you already have,
and the accounts you already use.
Your AI agent calls Sequence Agentic. Sequence moves the money — across the real bank accounts you’ve already connected: Chase, Bank of America, Marcus, Fidelity, Schwab, Stripe, and 12,000+ others through Plaid. Triggered by what your agent already knows.
The financial layer your agent was missing.
Your agent already handles the workflow: reading vendor invoices, flagging expense exceptions, routing approvals. What it couldn’t do was close the loop. Sequence gives it real money movement: pay the vendor, reimburse the expense, send the transfer. Not just process the paperwork.
Infrastructure that assumes the worst.
Sequence is the enforcement layer that sits between your agents and your money. Your funds move through FDIC-insured accounts at regulated banks, over the same rails the banks themselves use, encrypted and checked at every step.
FDIC-insured funds
at partner banks.
Scoped API keys with
per-key spend limits.
Full audit trail of
every agent action.
Money moves over
ACH infrastructure.
Frequently asked questions
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, so the thing you built can route payments and fund accounts on its own.
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.
No. If you can describe what should happen, you can build it. Most people using Sequence aren't backend engineers, they're operators and founders who wired something up in a chat window or a no-code tool and just needed the money part to be real.
Things like a personal CFO that splits every paycheck the moment it lands, an agent that autopays approved invoices, a system that routes a project deposit into tax, payroll, and margin automatically, or a product that moves money on your own users' behalf.
Drop the Sequence step in wherever you'd otherwise write "TODO: move money." If you're on Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Lovable, n8n, or Zapier, it's one step, and if you're calling models directly we ship tool definitions for MCP, Anthropic, OpenAI, and LangChain.
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 ever flip it live.
The builder platforms above, plus the bank accounts your money actually lives in. Sequence reaches 95% of US institutions through Plaid and other industry-grade data providers, so the accounts you already use can be part of the flow.
Transfers between Sequence-held accounts are instant. External transfers run over ACH and settle same or next business day. Your agent picks when to move; Sequence picks the rail.
No, and this is the part worth getting right. Sequence isn't the brain, you already built that. Sequence is the safe set of hands the brain calls when it's time to move a dollar.
Yes, because your agent never touches a bank directly. Every movement runs through Sequence's security and compliance layer, agents authenticate with scoped keys you can revoke instantly, and you can set hard limits that we enforce on our side so the agent can't go around them.
Yes. Agents authenticate with scoped API keys you can revoke instantly. You set spend limits per key and per rule, and Sequence enforces them server-side so the agent can't go around them. Every action is written to an audit trail with the agent session ID, timestamp, and reasoning. Funds sit in FDIC-insured accounts at our partner Thread Bank.
Agentic money movement — sometimes called vibe banking — is running your money by telling an AI your goals instead of managing accounts yourself. It's a personal CFO sitting between all your banks, optimizing yields, APRs, and timing, and handling whatever financial task you ask. Sequence is the financial execution layer that makes it real: your agent decides, Sequence moves the dollars on regulated ACH rails with scoped API keys, spend limits, and a full audit trail.
The dollars sit in either in your own bank checking, investment, or liability accounts, and you create automations and move them or 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.
Vibe banking
Running your money by telling an AI your goals instead of managing accounts yourself. A personal CFO sitting between all your banks — optimizing yields, APRs, and timing, and handling whatever financial task you ask. Sequence is the financial execution layer that makes vibe banking real: your agent decides, Sequence moves the dollars on regulated ACH rails with scoped API keys, spend limits, and a full audit trail.