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Future Payment Authorization

Version 0.1Last updated September 22, 2026Not active yet

In plain English

  • Everwise does not move real money today. Autopilot actions and payments are simulated.
  • Before Everwise ever moves real money, you'll go through a separate authorization, apart from the Terms of Service, that spells out exactly what's allowed.
  • You'll always be able to pause, cancel and revoke that permission, and see a history of everything that happened.

Preview: how it could look later

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Payment authorization

Separate from the Terms of Service

Funding account
Checking ····0182
Destination
Rewards Card ····1187
Amount
Up to $250 per payment
Timing
3 days before the due date
Frequency
Monthly
Maximum
$500 per month
Ask me first above
$150
Pause anytimeCancel a paymentRevoke authorizationActivity history

Example values only. Everwise can't move money today, and this button does nothing.

Full details

Current status

Payment functionality is not active. No bank accounts are debited or credited, and no payments are sent by Everwise.

What a future authorization will include

If Everwise adds real money movement, a separate authorization will clearly show and ask you to approve:

  • Funding account: where the money comes from.
  • Destination account: where the money goes.
  • Amount, or the allowed amount range.
  • Timing: when payments happen.
  • Recurring frequency, if repeating.
  • Maximum limits per payment and per period.
  • Your approval threshold: amounts above which Everwise must ask you first.
  • Pause controls to stop activity temporarily.
  • Cancellation controls for individual payments.
  • How to revoke the authorization entirely.
  • Payment confirmation for each payment.
  • Activity history of all authorized payments.

Separate from the Terms of Service

This authorization will be a separate agreement you accept specifically. Accepting the Terms of Service does not authorize Everwise to move money. Any real payment functionality will likely involve regulated payment partners and additional disclosures.