Say it in plain words
“I was charged twice for my gym and I want it stopped and refunded.” No forms, no case numbers — the agent works out who you are and what has to happen.
Agentic refunds · verified against PayPal
Get your money back, and proof it actually happened.
Refundly's agent takes on the refund or subscription cancellation you've been putting off, acts on it through PayPal, then reads PayPal's own ledger back before it tells you it's done. So “refund issued” never quietly means the money stayed put.
Built on PayPal's REST APIs (sandbox) · every money action read back, not assumed
Verification
reading PayPal ledger
“Refund the duplicate gym charge and cancel it.”
rekha.s · case RF-4821 · ₹ shown in USD sandbox
Agent → PayPal · refund issuedREFUND r-8X2F9C2A
$49.00
Read-back from PayPal's ledgercapture 7G44… · status
COMPLETED
Subscription cancelledsub I-9KD… · status
CANCELLED
Verified against PayPal
The money moved. Confidence 0.98 · evidence hash-chained.
What others miss: when the agent says “done” but the ledger still reads PENDING, Refundly marks it a silent failure — before the customer ever notices.
How it works
Three moves. The third is the one nobody else makes.
Most agents stop at the second step and report success. Refundly's job starts at the third.
It acts through PayPal
The refund and the cancellation, carried out through PayPal's own REST APIs in sandbox. Risky amounts pause for your say-so first.
It verifies against the ledger
Before saying “done,” Refundly reads PayPal's record directly — not the tool's reply — and confirms the state actually changed. If it didn't, you hear about it.
Measured, not claimed · 40-case sandbox sweep
4.8%
of “done” claims were silent failures — caught by the ledger read-back
100%
of refunds & cancellations re-checked against PayPal's own record
0.98
confidence the money actually moved, calibrated per case
$14
total compute to run the full sweep, end to end
Every figure here is produced by the system on a reproducible run — no estimates.
Who built it