Meow
Meow Technologies is a financial technology company, not a bank or FDIC-depository insured institution. Banking services are provided by FirstBank, a Tennessee corporation, and by Grasshopper Bank, N.A. and Third Coast Bank SSB
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Meow provides AI-agent-driven business banking, cards, global payments and crypto on a single platform.
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- Businesses that want automated banking and spend management, especially those using AI agents.
Key features
- AI onboarding — Create and onboard a business account with a single CLI command using Claude, ChatGPT or other AI tools.
- Fee-free transfers — Zero-fee domestic and international wires, ACHs and check issuance.
- Corporate cards — Issue unlimited virtual and physical cards with custom spend controls and no credit check.
- Invoicing — Generate custom-branded invoices with company logo and colors.
- Integrations — Connect to existing payroll, accounting software and other tools.
- Financing options — Apply for term loans, lines of credit and SBA loans through partner banks.
Use cases
- Open a business checking account automatically via an AI agent
- Manage global payments, USDC and crypto from one dashboard
- Issue corporate cards with spend limits and approval workflows
Meow FAQ
What is Meow?+
Meow is a financial technology platform that offers business banking, cards, payments and crypto services, with banking provided by partner banks.
How does Meow work with AI agents?+
An AI agent can run a CLI command to start account onboarding and then continue the process in chat, handling formation and banking tasks.
Who is Meow for?+
Meow is aimed at businesses that want automated banking, spend management and integration with AI tools.
What guardrails exist for agent-initiated transactions?+
Users can set initiators, approvers and spend limits for wires, ACHs and checks to control AI-driven transactions.
What do I need to apply for a business checking account?+
A minimum $100,000 balance in a partner-bank checking account is required, though the adviser may waive it at discretion.
Summarized by DevHunt from meow.com · Oct 1, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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