Hand the setup to your coding agent: it provisions Amba over hosted MCP and wires the SDK with no human in the loop. Marketplaces are two-sided trust machines: listings to discover, conversations to negotiate, reviews and moderation to build trust, and payments to close. Amba’s collections, chat, reviews, moderation, and payments surfaces cover the connective tissue; you own the marketplace logic. What is an agent-native backend?
What a marketplace app backend actually needs.
How does Amba cover listings, chat, and payments?
Marketplace apps backend — FAQ
What backend does a marketplace app need?
A marketplace app needs listings and search, buyer–seller chat, ratings and reviews, moderation, payments, and notifications. Amba provides collections with vector search, real-time chat, reviews, a moderation queue, in-app payments, and push as one backend.
Can Amba handle marketplace payments?
Yes. Amba’s payments let your app accept money as the seller, with hosted onboarding, server-side charges, balances and payouts, and a configurable platform fee that settles to your own account.
Does Amba support listing search?
Yes. Amba’s typed collections support public-read catalogs and semantic vector search via findNearest, so listings are discoverable by meaning, not just exact match.