# Payouts > Global payouts automation for humans and AI agents Payouts.com is a financial operations platform for global vendor and customer payments. It provides mass payouts, accounts payable and receivable automation, tax compliance, cards, and reconciliation tools for businesses. Payouts.com is a company that operates a financial operations platform for global business payments. It brings together mass payout processing, accounts payable and receivable automation, card issuance, tax compliance, and reconciliation into a single system built on a shared ledger. The platform serves finance teams, marketplaces, and agencies that need to move money across multiple countries and payment rails while managing vendors, customers, and compliance in one place. The platform addresses the fragmentation that typically exists across separate payment, accounting, and compliance tools by unifying them under one audit trail. Payments can be sent through bank transfers, cards, and cryptocurrencies, with tax forms, identity verification, and risk screening handled alongside the transfer itself. Reconciliation tools match invoices and payments automatically and sync with external accounting systems. Its offering spans banking and payouts, AP and AR automation, and card issuance including prepaid and reloadable cards, along with tax and compliance tooling and an AI-driven digital employee that assists with vendor onboarding and invoice processing. It is also developing agent identity and wallet tools aimed at software agents that transact on behalf of businesses. The platform is used by finance teams, vendors, contractors, and marketplaces that require multi-currency, multi-rail settlement. Payouts.com previously operated under a different name before adopting its current branding. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-04-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/payouts ## Products - [Payouts Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/payouts): Payouts Platform is a unified payments infrastructure and orchestration platform that lets businesses move, manage, and automate money through one ledger and API. It routes payouts and collections across dozens of banking rails, cards, and on-chain stablecoin transfers, while automating accounts payable and receivable, tax form collection, reconciliation, and approval workflows. Vendors, clients, and internal teams access dedicated portals, and the same functionality is exposed to AI agents through a Model Context Protocol interface and agent payment protocols. Businesses use it to consolidate global disbursements, collections, compliance checks, and card issuance within a single audited system. 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