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Sep 17Thu
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    Commissioner Dombrovskis at Eurofi on Digital Euro and Financial Competitiveness

    EU Commissioner Dombrovskis, speaking at the Eurofi forum in Dublin, outlined three themes: the digital euro project, strengthening the euro's international role, and a simplification agenda to boost banking competitiveness. He noted nearly two-thirds of card transactions in the euro area run through non-European providers, while 13 euro area member states rely entirely on international schemes. The digital euro's first issuance is targeted for 2029, with the Commission supporting the Irish Presidency's aim to conclude trilogue negotiations by year-end. He also said outstanding EU bonds have reached around €800 billion and that the Commission will push for their inclusion in sovereign bond…

Sep 15Tue
  1. Hospitality Technology

    Global Payment Giants Prepare for AI-to-AI Hotel Bookings

    Ant International, Visa and Mastercard announced a collaboration to establish a universal 'Know-Your-Agent' (KYA) interoperability framework, paired with the global rollout of Ant International's open-sourced Agentic Mobile Protocol (AMP). Acquirers including Adyen, Checkout.com, Fiserv and Worldline are building the payment plumbing for agentic commerce. HT research shows 33% of hotel guests already use generative AI tools to explore and select hotels, and 17.1% cite generative AI platforms as their primary discovery channel. The article warns that if a hotel's PMS and payment gateway cannot process KYA security tokens, the property becomes invisible to AI agents, which may default to OTAs.

Aug 18Tue
  1. Hospitality Technology

    Rain Forms Agentic Payments Alliance to Guide the Future of Agent-Driven Commerce

    Rain, an enterprise-grade infrastructure for stablecoin-powered payments, announced the launch of the Agentic Payments Alliance (APA), a coalition of over 25 industry leaders including Visa, Mastercard, Fiserv, Circle, Solana, and Remitly. The alliance aims to guide the development of agentic commerce, addressing infrastructure needs like agent authorization, fraud detection, and loyalty transfer. McKinsey projects $3-5 trillion in global agentic commerce by 2030. Early work includes shared research, testing standards for agent identity and authorization, and regulatory advocacy.