Tether-backed Oobit rolls out virtual Visa cards for AI agent USDT spending

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Source: Oobit Many crypto executives have shared the view that AI agents could become the dominant users of blockchain-based payments in the coming years. In April, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong predicted that “There will be more AI agents transacting online than humans very soon,” echoing comments from Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire in January that “literally billions of AI agents” will be transacting onchain in three to five years. Oobit took the prediction one step further, stating that the “next trillion users on the internet” would be AI agents. Oobit said Agent Cards launched to a founding group of businesses on Thursday and that onboarding would expand to a limited number of additional companies through June 30. Businesses must pass a know-your-business compliance check to set up the Agent Cards. Agent Cards work with AI agent frameworks offered by OpenAI, Claude, AutoGen and LangChain, Oobit added. Related: Stablecoins overtake Bitcoin in Latin America crypto purchases — Bitso Only one card is issued to each AI agent to ensure a clean identity and audit trail. The crypto wallet startup said spend limits and merchant restrictions are enforced at the transaction layer to ensure that AI agents operate only within their authorized scope. Magazine: AI Eye: Agent wastes 14 hours of scammers’ time, LLMs ‘poisoned’ by Iran

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