SpendFirewall glossary

Velocity cap: definition

A velocity cap is a per-time-window limit on the number or dollar value of transactions an AI agent can execute. SpendFirewall enforces velocity caps in 5ms.

Velocity cap, explained

A velocity cap is a per-time-window limit on the number or dollar value of transactions an AI agent can execute. SpendFirewall enforces velocity caps in 5ms. In the context of SpendFirewall (Spend firewall for AI agents), velocity cap is one of the core concepts spend firewall users need to understand.

Why velocity cap matters

Understanding velocity cap matters because it directly affects how you use SpendFirewall. Get the definition wrong and you will misconfigure your spend firewall. Get it right and the rest of the workflow follows.

Related terms

See the full SpendFirewall glossary for related concepts in the spend firewall space.

Frequently asked questions

What is velocity cap?

A velocity cap is a per-time-window limit on the number or dollar value of transactions an AI agent can execute. SpendFirewall enforces velocity caps in 5ms.

How does SpendFirewall handle velocity cap?

SpendFirewall treats velocity cap as a first-class concept in its spend firewall workflow.

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