Meow Technologies Launches Banking Platform for AI Agents
Meow Technologies has introduced what it calls the world’s first agentic banking platform, enabling AI agents to open and manage business bank accounts on behalf of users, announced in a press release.
The platform allows users to initiate the creation of business bank accounts through a simple prompt to their preferred AI agent. Once an account is opened, the AI agent can autonomously issue virtual and physical payment cards, send and receive payments, and manage account activity.
According to Meow CEO Brandon Arvanaghi, the platform is designed to move banking interactions away from traditional apps and dashboards toward automated, agent-driven operations. The company, which has raised nearly $30 million from investors including Tiger Global and QED, says it manages billions of dollars in assets on its platform.
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