Strivve Automation
GoodBotVerifiedAGENTAn agentic AI platform that automates the process of updating card-on-file payment information on merchant websites on behalf of bank and credit union customers. Operated by Strivve, Inc..
What is Strivve Automation?
Strivve Automation is an agentic AI platform designed to bridge the gap between financial institutions and e-commerce merchants. By acting as a digital proxy for the cardholder, the bot navigates merchant websites to update payment credentials, effectively automating the tedious process of replacing expired or new cards across multiple platforms. It is deployed by banks and credit unions to ensure their issued cards remain the primary payment method for their customers, thereby increasing interchange revenue and reducing payment friction.
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Why it crawls your site
The bot crawls merchant websites to perform specific, user-authorized actions rather than to index content for search or data harvesting. It uses machine learning to adapt to the unique UI, authentication, and checkout structures of various merchant sites, ensuring that the automated keystrokes and form submissions are successful. Because it operates on behalf of the cardholder, it requires access to the merchant's front-end interface to execute the card placement process securely and accurately.
Block or allow Strivve Automation
Add a Disallow rule for Strivve Automation in your robots.txt file. You can also block at the server level using your web server configuration or CDN firewall rules to filter requests matching the user-agent string.
# Block Strivve Automation from crawling your entire site User-agent: Strivve Automation Disallow: / # Allow Strivve Automation full access User-agent: Strivve Automation Allow: /
Ensure your robots.txt allows Strivve Automation. Verify requests by checking the user-agent string.
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