OSL Group (HKEX: 863) ("OSL"), a global stablecoin payment and trading platform operating one of Hong Kong's SFC-licensed digital asset platforms, has announced the launch of OSL AgentPay, a stablecoin payment infrastructure purpose-built for AI agents. AgentPay allows developer-built AI agents to carry out autonomous, intent-based payment flows, addressing the high-frequency, micro-value transaction needs that arise between agents — a category that traditional card networks and bank rails are not designed to handle at machine speed.

AgentPay will support multiple stablecoins — including USDT, USDC, USDGO, and others — alongside multiple payment protocols such as x402, an emerging HTTP-based standard that repurposes the web's 402 "Payment Required" status code for machine-to-machine commerce, as well as AP2 and MPP. Developers can integrate via API beginning today. Looking ahead, OSL plans to use this launch to accelerate AgentPay adoption, broaden inter-agent payment use cases, and help shape a global AI economic ecosystem spanning agents, developers, enterprises, and infrastructure partners.

AgentPay delivers eight core capabilities: an execution interface, multi-asset path selection, multi-stablecoin abstraction, nano-payment capability, zero gas fees, multi-protocol compatibility, multi-wallet compatibility, and global fiat on- and off-ramp support. Developers need only specify payment intent — amount, asset, and payee — after which their AI agents can directly instruct AgentPay to manage routing, signing, and settlement. The platform will also progressively integrate OSL's global fiat on- and off-ramp provider, Banxa, and its enterprise stablecoin, USDGO.

Agent-to-agent (A2A) payment demand and market capacity are expanding quickly. McKinsey research projects that global agentic commerce could reach US$3 trillion to US$5 trillion by 2030. However, while open payment protocols such as x402 and AP2 have standardized how agents negotiate terms and carry payment authorization, they do not address settlement — specifically, how funds and value convert across currencies and how they reach agent endpoints. OSL AgentPay is designed to close this gap through a single integration that pairs a protocol-compatible gateway with OSL's global settlement core: enterprise stablecoin USDGO, global liquidity, stablecoin settlement, and fiat on- and off-ramps. The launch comes as Hong Kong continues building out its digital-asset regulatory framework, with the HKMA advancing stablecoin licensing and the SFC expanding its virtual-asset regime — positioning the jurisdiction as a base for regulated stablecoin payment infrastructure.

Kevin Cui, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of OSL Group, said: "Agentic Commerce is rapidly emerging, and we are proactively embracing Agentic AI to empower the massive wave of economic activity ahead. The core of this economic activity still relies on distribution, liquidity, and infrastructure — and that is exactly where OSL has focused its strengths. We will enable global capital to flow freely through AI agents, the connective tissue of tomorrow's society."

William Yuan, Head of OSL AI Labs and Vice President of Engineering at OSL Group, said: "Stablecoins will become the optimal base-layer asset for agentic economic activity. Hundreds of thousands of paying agents are transacting across thousands of endpoints. That is why we are building an ecosystem: protocols, wallets, chains, stablecoin issuers, risk and compliance partners, and the agents themselves. OSL AgentPay will first partner with developers across Asia to actively explore payment scenarios and use cases, and then serve AI commercial opportunities for global enterprises."