We gave our finance agent read-only MCP access, next step is payments, how much should we automate?

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Summary

A developer shares their experience giving an AI agent read-only access to financial systems via MCP, and asks the community about automating payments and transaction limits.

We've hooked an agent up to our financial systems using MCP. Right now it's read-only: it checks balances, pulls transaction history, tracks our expenses, and sends a notification for every subscription charge. It can't make any transactions yet; every write action currently needs a human to manually approve it. Our expenses include contractor payments, subscription charges, usage-based costs, and creator payouts, and those vary month to month, with some running on a weekly basis. So we've been spending a lot of time reviewing payments manually. Our next step would be setting up a payment agent with a limit. Has anyone given an agent transaction abilities and let it run on its own? How's it held up? What volume should we start with? Is it reliable?
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