Built on the Model Context Protocol, Nuvei AI Integration Agent cuts onboarding from weeks to hours, reduces setup errors, and helps teams go live faster with fewer manual steps.
Nuvei, a Canadian fintech company that provides global payment technology solutions, announced the launch of its first AI Integration Agent.
The new Integration Agent automates technical onboarding by turning Nuvei’s docs into MCP-standardized context and using LLMs to generate code, step-by-step setup configuration instructions, and guided workflows. It also checks common setup errors and escalates complex issues to human specialists when needed.
Client onboarding in payments and fintech is typically slow because it combines technical integration with compliance checks. Nuvei says the agent can cut onboarding time from weeks to hours. This speeds merchant go-live and shortens the path to revenue optimization.
Moreover, manual setup often leads to misconfigured endpoints, keys, or payment flows. The agent standardizes Nuvei’s integration materials into MCP format so LLMs can generate correct code and instructions. It also flags common misconfigurations early and suggests fixes before testing fails. Even complex issues are automatically routed to human specialists quickly, minimizing delays in the process.
Nuvei positions the new integration as an important step toward embedding agentic commerce across enterprise payment workflows. Early adopters among its clients that are typically enterprises, marketplaces, e-commerce businesses, and platforms that need flexible, international payment infrastructure, report faster integrations and fewer setup errors.
The new Integration Agent builds on Nuvei’s wider efforts to embed AI across its platform to improve speed, efficiency, and merchant outcomes. Other recent initiatives include an AI-driven underwriting engine that increases automatic approvals so partners can begin processing payments sooner, and predictive interchange models that enable merchants to reduce costs and boost approval rates.
