According to official sources, OKX has become one of the first partners for Mastercard's newly launched Agent Pay for Machines (AP4M). AP4M targets high-frequency, low-value, automated "machine-to-machine" payment scenarios between AI agents, supporting various settlement methods including bank cards and stablecoins. OKX will access this ecosystem through its Agentic Wallet and Agent Payments Protocol (APP).
It is reported that AP4M is built upon Mastercard’s Agent Pay, launched in 2025, and aims to provide payment infrastructure for commercial activities between AI agents. The initial participants exceed 30, including payment, blockchain, and AI infrastructure institutions such as Stripe, Ant International, Cloudflare, Coinbase, and OKX.
OKX becomes one of the first partners for Mastercard’s Agent Pay for Machines
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