OSL Group has launched the stablecoin payment infrastructure OSL AgentPay, aimed at helping developers' AI agents automate payment processes to meet high-frequency micro-payment requests between agents. OSL AgentPay supports multiple stablecoins (such as USDT, USDC, USDGO) and payment protocols (such as x402, AP2, MPP), providing eight capabilities: execution interfaces, multi-asset path selection, stablecoin abstraction, micro-payment capability, no on-chain fees, multi-protocol compatibility, multi-wallet compatibility, and global fiat deposit and withdrawal. Developers only need to express their payment intentions, specify the amount, asset, and recipient, and the AI agent can instruct OSL AgentPay to handle routing, signing, and settlement. In the future, OSL AgentPay will gradually integrate with the global fiat deposit and withdrawal capabilities of Banxa, a subsidiary of OSL, and the fund operation capabilities of OSL's enterprise-grade stablecoin USDGO.
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