Solutions
Four ways in. One enforcement plane.
Banks, merchants, enterprises and card networks each meet AI agents at a different boundary, and each needs a different first conversation. Everything below runs on the same primitive underneath.
Banks, merchants, enterprises and card networks each meet AI agents at a different boundary, and each needs a different first conversation. Everything below runs on the same primitive underneath.
Not sure which one you are? Most institutions are two of them at once, and the answer is usually the boundary where money or customer data moves first. Ask us and we will tell you which conversation to start with.
Agent-initiated card transactions arriving at authorization with nothing to say whether the agent had permission.
PSD2, DORA and the AI Act, and where agent governance lands against each of them.
A verified-agent signal your existing decisioning platform can consume as one more scoring input.
Cross-institution agent threat signal, shared without the customer detail that would stop you sharing it at all.
What actually deploys: the components, where each one runs, and what it needs from you.
What AI agents are, why they are a risk worth taking seriously, and how to keep them in bounds.
Did the agent overstep, and can you prove why you allowed it? Whichever door you come through, that is what we answer.