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- With the increasing activity of AI agents in online commerce, payments-technology company Ixopay said it is working with digital-payments specialist Zip to develop a unified trust layer, or an open framework meant to address trust and risk in agentic commerce.
- Financial-services technology developer Q2 Holdings Inc. said it will work with Stablecore, a platform that allows financial institutions to offer stablecoins, to ease the way for banks to offer digital-asset capabilities. Amarillo National Bank and Bank of Utah are early clients.
- Almost half of 2,001 U.S. consumers are open to using their palms to initiate payments if their security and privacy are guaranteed, according to survey results from the fintech Handwave.
- Branch, a workforce technology provider, announced an integration with Stripe Inc. to offer digital wallets for employee payouts.
- PayPal Holdings Inc. said it now offers six months of interest free use of its PayPal Credit card on purchases of $149 or more.
- The global financial institution Triple-A announced it has integrated with the Circle Payments Network, a unit of the stablecoin platform Circle Internet Group Inc.
- The Mexico-based payments platform Clip launched a tap-to-pay-on-iPhone capability using the Clip app. It launched a similar capability for Android devices in February.
- The London-based payments-technology developer payabl has launched a tap-to-pay capability, in this case for Android devices. The move comes as the United Kingdom has withdrawn a 100-pound spending cap on contactless transactions.
- Modern Treasury, a payments-technology developer, announced it has been selected to provide payments infrastructure for the Solana Foundation’s new Solana Developer Platform. The move enables companies and financial institutions linked to Solana to have access to Modern Treasury’s technology as well as to the ACH, RTP, and FedNow networks, according to the announcement.
- The automotive service-lane app provider myKaarma, whose technology handles payments among other capabilities, said it has received certification from Subaru of America for its appointments platform.
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