Airwallex Founder: Compliant wallets with stored-value and programmable payment capabilities will become the infrastructure of the AI agent economy
Svmuu News: Jack Zhang, founder and CEO of Airwallex, posted on X in response to a Citrini Research report stating that “stablecoins will replace traditional payment methods such as Visa and PayPal, leading to a sharp decline in credit card stocks.” He stated that compliant wallets capable of storing value (including crypto assets) and supporting programmable payment capabilities will become the infrastructure of the future AI agent economy. Humans can authorize AI agents to execute payments, but remote authorization and control based on pre-set rules will still be required. From a regulatory perspective, stablecoins are still far from mature in supporting AI agent payments and are insufficient to support such payments on a global scale.
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