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NEAR Hackathon 2026

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Would you let AI pay your suppliers? I wouldn't. Not without a leash. GetLeash pays small invoices from Telegram. Big ones wait for your tap, and the AI can't change the rules. They live on NEAR. Built at NEAR HACKATHON: @NEARProtocol #NEARHackathon

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  • onanikes.near

    Builder here. GetLeash is an AI agent that pays your suppliers from Telegram, under rules in a NEAR contract that the AI can't change. How it works: - Send the bot an invoice (a PDF, a photo, or pasted text). It's read on NEAR AI Cloud and matched against your supplier list. - A small invoice is paid in the same call, from your own contract. Big ones, new suppliers, and anything unusual wait for your tap in your wallet. - The contract has no access keys. The agent's key can only propose a payment; adding a supplier, changing a limit, and approving above it take your signature. On mainnet, an invoice from a supplier not on file, whose note told the AI the owner had pre-approved it, was refused by the contract (UNKNOWN_SUPPLIER): https://nearblocks.io/txns/GUpgQAMnrjbyf95TNzexxtWLk5SSz7WCEfwaBwDnrB5X Try it: 1. My live GetLeash on mainnet, no wallet needed: https://www.getleash.xyz/payments?c=getleash.onanikes.near 2. Set up yours: https://t.me/GetLeash_bot (one signature, about 1.43 NEAR) Code (MIT), with a quick verify table to check each claim yourself: https://github.com/Onasachi/Getleash Questions welcome, especially how you'd try to make it pay the wrong person.

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