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WHAT TO EXPECT
As AI agents start making payments on behalf of users, two questions that used to be handled separately (who is this agent? and should this transaction go through?) now collapse into a single decision made in milliseconds at authorisation.
This webinar brings together a stablecoin rail, a card network, a programme manager and an issuer-processor to tackle both questions at once, from four perspectives on the same payment flow: How identity travels with a wallet, what tokenisation and scheme liability rules mean for agent credentials, what onboarding and chargebacks look like in practice, and where any of it is actually enforced.
The session is built around the point of authorisation rather than around the technology. Panellists work through the same set of questions from their own seat, so issuers leave with a view of where the decisions get made and who carries the loss when they go wrong.
KEY TAKE-AWAYS
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Identity and fraud are one authorisation decision, not two separate workstreams:
Knowing the agent (KYA) and stopping the bad transaction have been treated as separate programmes of work. In an agent-initiated payment they resolve into a single call at the point of spend, which changes how issuers need to build for both.
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Settlement finality with stablecoins rewrites the fraud-liability model:
There is no chargeback to fall back on. Card payments can be reversed, stablecoin ones cannot, and that single difference reshapes where liability sits, what controls have to catch, and what "too late" means.
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The rail, the network and the programme operator each see a different failure mode:
No single seat has the full picture, which is why all three are in the room. Issuers leave with a concrete, claims-safe list of what to fix now, before agent payments reach any kind of scale.
THE WEBINAR PANEL
REGISTER TO THE COMPLIMENTARY WEBINAR DISCUSSION
Register to the webinar discussion and hear four different perspectives on the same payment flow: how identity travels with a wallet, what tokenisation and scheme liability rules mean for agent credentials, what onboarding and chargebacks look like in practice, and where any of it is actually enforced.
This Webinar is in Partnership with
Thredd is the AI-first issuer processing platform: the only modern processor that combines commercial-grade debit, credit, and value-added services in a single, composable architecture built for global scale. We process over 2.5 billion transactions annually for 130+ clients across 50+ countries from the fintechs that built the digital banking revolution to the embedded finance platforms and banks building what comes next.
What sets us apart isn't just the platform, it's how we show up. We put payments experts on the ground in every market we operate in, people who understand scheme rules, local regulatory complexity, and the operational reality of running a card programme at scale. Because payments is more than an API.
Whether you're launching your first card programme, adding credit to an existing product, or expanding across borders, Thredd is built to grow with you; one platform, one integration, no rebuilding.
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