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13 October 2026 · 1 min read

Let customers send money by asking, with nothing moving until they tap yes

In short

A customer types or says who to pay and how much. Rendel reads the payee and the account from your API, shows a confirmation card with the amount and the recipient, and calls your transfer endpoint as that customer only after they tap yes.

How it works

The transfer is one of your actions, marked as a write. Rendel fills its parameters from what the customer said and from your own data, validates them against the action's schema, and stops at a confirmation card.

The card is built by Rendel's server from your action's template, so the model never words what the customer is agreeing to. If the customer declines or does not answer, nothing is sent.

The five ways a confirmation ends: succeeded, failed, declined, expired and timed out. Only the first one means the action happened.The model proposesrefund_orderThe server builds the cardfrom your template and validated paramsThe user taps Confirmthe only path that runs anythingYour handler runsin your app, as your userIt ends in exactly one of thesesucceededYour handler returned okfailedYour handler returned an errordeclinedThe user said no, or a result arrived unconfirmedexpiredTen minutes passed. Decided on the servertimed_outYour handler passed its own timeoutA result posted without confirmed: true is recorded as declined, whoever sent it.
A write or destructive action has five endings and only one of them means the thing happened. expired is the one apps forget: it is decided on the server, ten minutes on, to a card the user may still be looking at.

In Corvo, a demo app

Asked: “Send €120 to Deniz for dinner”

Answered: Send €120.00 to Deniz Kaya?

After the tap: €120.00 sent to Deniz. It's already in Deniz's account. Your Everyday balance is now €2,064.37.

Questions

  • The signed-in customer's own token, so your API's limits and checks apply exactly as they do in the app.

  • Yes. Each action is kept with the conversation: when, the parameters, who confirmed it and what came back.

See Rendel do this in an app like yours.

Rendel is an AI assistant inside your own app. Customers ask in their words, and the order is tracked, the card frozen or the return started right there, without a support ticket.

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