Snaplii raises $15M to build pre-paid wallets for AI agents
The Toronto fintech raised $15 million backed by Hat-Trick Capital to provide autonomous software agents with pre-funded spending limits.
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Snaplii, a Toronto-based fintech startup, has raised $15 million to build pre-paid digital wallets designed for artificial intelligence agents [1]. The financing includes backing from Hat-Trick Capital, according to BetaKit [1].
The startup develops infrastructure that supplies autonomous software agents with capped, pre-funded spending accounts [2]. As these agents begin to perform complex, multi-step workflows, they require a dedicated, programmable layer to execute financial transactions securely. This structure allows digital assistants and automated bots to execute commercial transactions within defined budgetary thresholds, ensuring they operate within specific financial guardrails when interacting with vendors [2].
Neither the financing structure nor the specific stage of the round was disclosed [1]. The company has not announced valuation metrics in connection with the funding [1].
Questions and answers
How much funding did Snaplii raise?
Snaplii raised $15 million.
Who participated in the financing round?
Investors named in reports include Hat-Trick Capital.
What will the capital be used for?
The capital is designated to build pre-paid wallet systems that provide spending limits for AI agents.
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Sources
- 1.Can Carney execute on the ‘entrepreneur budget’? — BetaKit, Nov 9, 2026
- 2.Snaplii raises $15 million for capped AI-agent wallets — The Industry Spread, Nov 9, 2026
