Vishwa

The agent economy is no longer waiting for payment rails.

Agents are already managing money.
Executing prediction market strategies.
Allocating treasury capital.
Routing payments and FX.

The challenge isn’t getting agents to act.

It’s enabling probabilistic foundation models to execute deterministic financial tasks within the mandate.

Agent banking infrastructure is starting to emerge on Solana.

Today, agents are already trading prediction markets on @PredX_me via @JupiterExchange under Vishwa-enforced controls on @solana.

Watch them live:
cli.vishwalab.com

Affirm's Max Levchin warned that shopping agents could buy things their users never wanted.

Give those agents financing offers and the stakes go up. Check the total repayment and term against the user's limits before the agent can accept.

The OCC's new AI framework tells bank examiners to rate systems by consequences, autonomy and human oversight - not by how advanced the model is.

Right question for agents that move money. And a consequence is cheapest to stop before execution, not after.

An AI agent may soon start 5% of cross-border payments, Mural's CEO told PYMNTS.

Permissions say what an agent may do. Audit trails say what it did.

Neither checks this payment, right now, before it settles. Cross-border, that is the step you can't skip.

A business bank's AI agent now prepares bills, transfers and card limits. Not a dollar moves until a person approves it inside the bank.

Right default. Next question: what checks each payment before it reaches the approver? Prepared is not approved.