OSL Group has launched AgentPay, a stablecoin payment infrastructure designed to enable AI agents to execute autonomous payment flows.
The platform targets the emerging agentic commerce market by providing infrastructure for high-frequency, micro-value settlements.
AgentPay supports stablecoins such as USDT, USDC, and OSL’s enterprise token, USDGO. The system is compatible with open payment protocols like x402, AP2, and MPP.Developers can integrate the service via API.
This platform includes zero gas fee capability, alongside multi-asset routing and nano-payment support.
Developers only need to define payment intent, including the amount, asset, and payee, while AgentPay handles routing, signing, and settlement.
OSL will progressively integrate Banxa’s global fiat on- and off-ramp infrastructure and its enterprise stablecoin, USDGO.
The launch addresses a gap in the growing machine-to-machine payment sector. McKinsey research projects that global agentic commerce could reach US$3 trillion to US$5 trillion by 2030.
While existing open payment protocols standardise how AI agents negotiate terms, they do not manage the actual settlement or currency conversion.
AgentPay connects these protocols to OSL’s global settlement core to complete the transaction flow.
“Agentic Commerce is rapidly emerging, and we are proactively embracing Agentic AI to empower the massive wave of economic activity ahead,”
said Kevin Cui, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of OSL Group.
“The core of this economic activity still relies on distribution, liquidity, and infrastructure, and that is exactly where OSL has focused its strengths,”
Cui said.
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