Visa, together with Fiserv and Amazon Web Services (AWS), is advancing agentic commerce by making it easier for AI agents to securely shop and pay on behalf of users in real-world settings.
Visa announces major progress in secure, AI-enabled commerce, enabling digital agents to complete transactions on behalf of consumers and setting the stage for widespread agentic shopping by 2026.
In this conversation, Zac Cohen, Chief Product Officer at Trulioo, shares insights on how the company is advancing secure, AI-driven payments through its integration with Google’s Agent Payments Protocol (AP2).
In a world where AI can already write emails, summarize reports, code apps, and process invoices, the real question isn’t “Will AI replace my job?”. It’s “Which parts of my job are worth keeping human?”
If you’ve been following the AI hype, you know that lots of companies now say they’re using AI in multiple areas. But the reality is that most of them are still in their early adoption days, far from full-range enterprise-grade scaling of AI tools.
Trulioo integrates with Google’s Agent Payments Protocol (AP2) to strengthen the identity layer needed for secure AI-driven transaction execution.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled a powerful combination of next-generation AI chips and autonomous software agents, marking one of its most significant steps yet toward building a fully intelligent cloud ecosystem.
As AI in banking 2025 surges worldwide, central bank AI adoption remains modest, showing that the institutions tasked with economic stability are still holding back from deep algorithmic integration.
Agentic AI commerce is moving from concept to infrastructure. Over the last few days, four separate announcements show how payments, market intelligence, platform tooling, and compute capacity are being aligned to let AI agents discover, decide, and pay on behalf of people.
AI shopping agents are officially becoming a thing. Big payment providers are building the infrastructure to let digital agents handle your purchases, compare prices, and even snag the best deals, without you lifting a finger. While it all sounds extremely exciting, here’s a bummer – most people aren’t exactly lining up to hand over the […]
Mastercard confirmed that its Agent Pay platform, a breakthrough in agentic, AI-powered payments, is now live in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), making it the first market outside the U.S. to adopt this next-generation payments innovation.
EMVCo, the global technical body behind the standards used to make billions of card-payments safe and consistent, announced that it is actively working on ways its specifications can better support the rise of so-called agentic payments, where AI agents act on a shopper’s behalf.
As companies shift from using one large AI model to using many smaller, specialized AI agents, a new challenge has emerged: how do you coordinate all these agents so they work reliably, cheaply, and safely at scale? The answer is cloud-based orchestration — the layer that manages how agents run, communicate, and scale.
Financial institutions, banks, and insurers are entering a decisive inflection point by embracing cloud-native AI agents and fundamentally rethinking how they operate.
A new wave of intelligent automation is coming to Spanish accounting desks led by Kabilio, the Barcelona-based startup that’s blending AI precision with practical workflow tools.
While everyone is eagerly watching the likes of OpenAI, Visa, and Mastercard unveil their visions for agentic AI, Huawei has made a bold and quietly strategic move of its own. With the launch of its FinAgent Booster (FAB), the Chinese tech giant has stepped decisively into the financial AI agent ecosystem not as an observer, but […]
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