Fireblocks Launches Agentic Payments Suite – Fintech Singapore

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Fireblocks has launched its Agentic Payments Suite to support stablecoin payments initiated by AI agents across blockchains.

The company has also joined the x402 Foundation, the Linux Foundation-hosted body overseeing the x402 protocol for agent-to-merchant payments.

Fireblocks is contributing a security extension to x402 that adds request integrity and spend governance for agent-led transactions.

The suite is aimed at payment service providers and fintechs looking to offer agentic payments with built-in compliance, security and spending controls.

The launch comes as AI agents begin moving from recommendations into transaction execution, including travel bookings, supply purchases and usage-based API payments.

The suite includes an Agentic Payments Gateway, which lets payment service providers offer stablecoin acceptance to merchants without requiring blockchain expertise.

Payments are routed into Fireblocks wallets or connected accounts with compliance and security controls.

It also includes Agentic Wallets, which allow fintechs to provide programmable wallets that can be delegated to AI agents.

These agents can access funds, sign transactions and pay merchants that accept x402 or MPP within set limits and with a full audit trail.

Idan Ofrat
Idan Ofrat

“Card infrastructure was built on the assumption that humans initiate every transaction. Agent infrastructure reimagines this at the root.

The protocols have answered how agents pay. We built the layer that makes sure they do it with the right controls in place.”

said Idan Ofrat, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Fireblocks.

Fireblocks noted that the suite supports any stablecoin on any blockchain and can work with emerging agentic payment standards.

Off-ramp, conversion and reconciliation tools are also included.

AUSD, Agora’s regulated dollar-denominated stablecoin, is already live on the Fireblocks stack.

Fireblocks’ stablecoin infrastructure is used by payment companies and fintechs across more than 100 countries.

 

 

Featured image: Edited by Fintech News Singapore, based on image by isaac1112 via Magnific



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