OSL Group recently announced the launch of OSL AgentPay, a stablecoin payments infrastructure which is designed for AI agents. The infrastructure allows developer AI agents to execute autonomous intent-based payment flows.

AgentPay will support multiple stablecoins, including USDT, USDC and USDGO, as well as multiple payment protocols like x402, AP2, and MPP.

OSL AgentPay delivers eight core capabilities, namely execution interface, multi-asset path selection, multi-stablecoin abstraction, nano-payment capability, zero gas fees, multi-protocol compatibility, multi-wallet compatibility, and global fiat on- and off-ramp.

Developers would only need to express payment intent, and from there, their AI Agents would be able to directly instruct AgentPay to handle routing, signing, and settlement.

AgentPay will progressively integrate the group’s global fiat on- and off-ramp infrastructure provider, Banxa, and its enterprise stablecoin, USDGO.

Kevin Cui, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of OSL Group, said,

“Agentic Commerce is rapidly emerging, and we are proactively embracing Agentic AI to empower the massive wave of economic activity ahead. The core of this economic activity still relies on distribution, liquidity, and infrastructure — and that is exactly where OSL has focused its strengths.”

OSL said it plans to expand adoption of AgentPay over time. This includes expanding the range of payment use cases between agents, and exploring the AI economic ecosystem which consists of developers, agents, enterprises and infrastructure partners.

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