@keyserfaty: today we are excited to launch Agentcard (yc s26) agents can buy things for us, but in order to do so they need to be a…
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Agentcard, a YC S26 startup, launches a secure vault for storing and sharing user payment cards with AI agents to enable commerce using existing payment networks.
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today we are excited to launch Agentcard (yc s26)
agents can buy things for us, but in order to do so they need to be able to pay. current solutions don’t work: x402 and MPP are great, but no online store supports them.
Agentcard is a simple vault that companies can use to store their users’ cards and share them with an agent. it works with every card, is PCI compliant, and will be natively integrated into all major agent browsers.
we think we still have a lot to learn and build to unlock agentic commerce, but we are convinced that the way (today) is to use the current networks. we can’t wait for the world to adapt; we need to adapt to the world.
try agentcard for free today :)
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