An agent runtime such as OpenClaw can use Phoenixd to check a balance, create invoices, and request payments. A dedicated node gives the agent a wallet with its own payment history and balance.
A practical approach
Create a Phoenixd node in Nodana, then connect your agent to the node's payment API. Give it only the access needed for the actions you want it to take.
Create a node. Set up a Phoenixd node for the agent in Nodana and save its endpoint and passwords securely.
Connect the agent. Use the restricted password for balance checks, invoices, and incoming payment status.
Control outgoing payments. Check the invoice and spending limits in your own service before it uses the full-access password to pay.
Keep the full-access password behind a service that checks the invoice, amount, and spending policy before sending a payment. The agent can use its wallet without holding an unrestricted payment credential.
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