Give your assistant a bank account and a card.
Add one endpoint. Your assistant can then ask Navoka to buy, pay and send — and Navoka asks you when it should.
ChatGPTClaudeGrok
ChatGPT
Claude
Grokhttps://mcp.navoka.comOne endpoint. Three steps. Your assistant never sees a card number.Three steps.
- 1
Add Navoka to your assistant.
Paste the endpoint — or use the one-press link on each assistant page.
- 2
Sign in when it asks.
No Navoka account yet? It's created right there. When you want the IBAN and card, verify your ID once, in the same conversation — or import it from Wirex One.
- 3
Set your rules, then ask.
Budget, threshold, allowlist. Then: "Pay this invoice."
Nothing to install, nothing to open in advance. The first conversation is the setup.Limits and approvals
Pick your assistant.
https://mcp.navoka.comOne URL for every assistant. Sign in once when your assistant asks; that's the connection.Building your own agent? Same endpoint.Developers
What connecting means.
Your assistant can
- Ask Navoka to pay an invoice, buy something, send money or schedule a payout.
- Read the ledger — what was paid, under which rule, approved by whom.
- Read your limits, so it knows what will be held before it asks.
Your assistant cannot
- See a card number or a full IBAN. The agent holds a token, never a PAN.
- Change a limit. Limits are set by you, outside its reach.
- Approve its own payment. Approval is yours — in the assistant, in chat, or on the web.
Disconnect in one tap. Card frozen, rules paused, assistant unlinked.Stop and audit
Questions.
Do I need a Navoka account before I connect?
No. Add the endpoint to your assistant and sign in when it asks; if you don't have an account, that sign-in creates one. Verification for the IBAN and card is offered inside the conversation the first time you need them — a few minutes with your ID, or imported from Wirex One.
What does connecting actually give my assistant?
A way to ask. Once connected, your assistant can request payments, purchases, transfers and payouts from Navoka, and read the ledger and your limits. It cannot move money by itself: every request runs against your rules, and anything outside them is held for your approval before a cent leaves the account.
Can my assistant see my card number or IBAN?
No. The agent is provisioned a network token, never a card number, and the full IBAN stays inside the account. What your assistant sees is the payee, the amount, the rule that applied and the outcome. What you see in an approval is the same. Secrets don't travel through the conversation.
Can I connect more than one assistant?
Yes. Claude and ChatGPT can both be connected to the same Navoka account, with the same limits and the same ledger. A request from either is held or paid by the same rules, and you can approve it from either — or from chat. Each connection can be removed on its own.
What happens if I disconnect?
The assistant loses the endpoint immediately; nothing it asks for afterwards reaches Navoka. Your account, your money, your limits and your ledger are untouched. If you'd rather stop everything at once, the kill switch freezes the card and pauses the rules too — and either can be reversed by you, not by the assistant.
Connect your assistant.
One endpoint, three steps, nothing to set up first.