Blockchain technology company OwlTing Group has officially launched the OwlPay Agent Wallet, a new digital platform designed specifically for artificial intelligence agents.
The innovative service allows AI assistants to autonomously send, receive, and manage stablecoins directly on behalf of their users. For instance, a user can simply instruct their AI agent to pay for an online purchase or send funds internationally, and the agent will independently execute the transaction within the user’s authorized limits.
Bridging the gap in agentic commerce
According to projections by McKinsey & Company, the global agentic commerce market could reach between $3trillion and $5trillion by 2030. However, traditional banking and payment infrastructures were not originally designed to accommodate autonomous software agents. OwlTing is addressing this critical gap by providing a regulated, wallet-based infrastructure that directly connects AI workflows to established stablecoin settlement rails.
The new self-custody wallet gives users full control over their private keys and funds, with credentials securely generated and stored locally on the user’s device. At launch, the wallet supports operations across the Ethereum ecosystem, as well as the Stellar and Solana blockchains. Furthermore, the installation process requires no technical configuration; the wallet features a built-in agent skill that allows major AI assistants to automatically learn how to operate it through natural conversation.
Built on regulated infrastructure
To ensure these autonomous transactions operate within a compliant framework, OwlTing has applied the same regulated infrastructure that underpins its broader consumer services. This includes leveraging its Money Transmitter Licenses across 40 U.S. states and utilizing its Visa Direct integration, which enables eligible U.S. debit cardholders to fund stablecoin transactions.
Darren Wang, founder and CEO of OwlTing Group, emphasized the importance of this compliant foundation as AI capabilities continue to rapidly expand. He noted that while the technology industry has focused heavily on giving AI the ability to think, OwlTing’s focus is firmly on giving AI the ability to transact under regulated rules. Wang added that every AI agent acting on behalf of a user will eventually require a compliant wallet layer backed by genuine licensing infrastructure, user-controlled custody, and payment rails expressly designed for real-world transactions.
Expanding the financial ecosystem
The introduction of the OwlPay Agent Wallet completes OwlTing’s three-layer financial infrastructure for the emerging agentic economy. This comprehensive ecosystem now includes the OwlPay Stablecoin Checkout for merchants, Visa Direct integration for mainstream consumers, and a dedicated, self-custody wallet tailored for AI agents.
Looking ahead, the NASDAQ-listed company plans to progressively introduce additional capabilities into the new wallet over the coming months. The development roadmap includes support for purchasing and cashing out stablecoins with eligible U.S. debit cards, the integration of further fiat channels, a cross-chain bridge, and expanded blockchain support.
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