# Meow Technologies > Modern banking for AI agents and global teams Meow Technologies is a business banking platform provider that delivers services through partner banks. It offers checking, corporate cards, global payments, treasury, and programmatic banking for startups, funds, and AI agents. Meow Technologies is a financial technology company that provides business banking infrastructure through partner banks rather than operating as a bank itself. It offers a dashboard combining business checking, corporate cards, international payments, treasury management, invoicing, and accounting integrations for companies managing their finances in one place. The platform serves startups, venture-backed businesses, investment funds, and international companies. The company addresses the fragmentation of financial tools that growing businesses typically rely on by consolidating checking accounts, payment rails, and treasury products into a single login. It supports account opening and payments across a wide range of countries and currencies, and extends services to crypto-native businesses through support for select stablecoins across multiple blockchains. Meow also provides programmatic banking capabilities that allow automated systems, including AI agents, to open accounts and manage funds directly. Its product scope spans business checking, corporate cards, and treasury, alongside invoicing, bookkeeping, and financing options offered through partner institutions. A Model Context Protocol interface lets AI assistants and developers execute financial workflows programmatically with spend controls and manual approval. The service is used by startups, small and mid-sized businesses, investment funds, and increasingly by autonomous AI agents conducting financial transactions. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-02-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/meow_technologies ## Products - [Meow Business Banking Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/meow_technologies): Meow Business Banking Platform is a neobank for businesses that provides checking accounts, domestic and international payments, treasury products, and invoicing through a single dashboard. It routes wires, ACH, and stablecoin transfers, lets businesses hold and move funds across multiple blockchains, and offers access to short-term treasury instruments for idle cash. Startups and crypto-native companies use it as their primary banking relationship, with financing options available through partner institutions. (Neobank, Live, Main Product) - [Meow Corporate Card](https://thegrid.id/profiles/meow_technologies): Meow Corporate Card is a Visa corporate card that lets businesses issue unlimited virtual and physical cards with individual spend limits and approval workflows. Cardholders earn cashback on eligible spend, and administrators manage controls through the Meow dashboard without requiring a credit check. It is used by teams that need to distribute company spending across employees while retaining central oversight. (Card, Live) - [Meow Bookkeeping](https://thegrid.id/profiles/meow_technologies): Meow Bookkeeping is an accounting service for eligible startups that provides bookkeeping, tax filing, and valuation support alongside dedicated accountant access. It integrates with a business's banking data to track runway and manage financial records without separate manual data entry. The service is aimed at early-stage companies seeking accounting support bundled with their banking relationship. (Tax tooling & Accounting, Live) - [Meow MCP](https://thegrid.id/profiles/meow_technologies): Meow MCP is a financial services platform that exposes Meow's banking functions to AI agents and developers through a Model Context Protocol server and command-line interface. Agents can list accounts, review transactions and balances, manage contacts, issue virtual cards, create invoices, and draft ACH, wire, or stablecoin payments for human approval. Businesses connect assistants such as chat-based tools or coding agents to automate financial workflows while payments remain gated behind manual approval, and developers can integrate the underlying API into their own applications. 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