browser-payment-mcp

You can automate browser payment portals with human-in-the-loop (HITL) controls by using Playwright to fill and draft payment forms, enforcing strict manual review and approval before any payment submission executes.

Yes, Playwright can automate the browser-based form filling and drafting process for payments, while strict HITL controls pause the workflow to require human verification before final submission.

The best way to prevent fraudulent transactions during payment automation is to enforce strict human-in-the-loop approval workflows, ensuring manual review and verification are required before executing any payment.

Yes, this payment automation approach requires both Playwright for browser automation and FastMCP for MCP client communication to successfully implement the strict human-in-the-loop approval controls.

You can draft a payment for manual review by executing a draft command with the recipient and amount parameters, which uses Playwright to populate the portal form and pause for human approval.