WLFI unveils AgentPay SDK for AI-powered payments

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WLFI unveils AgentPay SDK

How AgentPay SDK works

AgentPay is designed to ensure users retain full control over their funds. The SDK runs locally and does not transmit data to external services. As WLFI emphasizes: “It works inside the coding tools users already use. It runs on your machine, not ours, and sends zero data to WLFI.”

The system operates on predefined rules. Users can set limits for individual transactions and daily spending. Transactions within those limits are executed automatically, while larger ones require manual approval.

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The SDK is already compatible with popular development tools, including Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. It supports Ethereum and BNB Chain networks, with settlements available in the USD1 stablecoin. If funds are insufficient, the system does not simply reject the transaction — it provides the necessary details for funding, including wallet address, network, and a QR code.

Competition in the AI payments market

WLFI is entering a space where competition is already taking shape. Circle is building infrastructure for micropayments, Stripe is developing its own solutions for stable payments, and Coinbase is promoting the x402 standard for agent-based transactions.

Major crypto platforms are also rethinking the role of AI. Gemini has previously stated that “artificial intelligence is money for machines,” highlighting the growing link between computation and payments.

At the same time, WLFI faces political scrutiny. The launch of the USD1 stablecoin has already drawn attention from U.S. lawmakers, while a significant portion of the token supply is held by Binance following a deal with the MGX fund.

What it means for the market

These developments effectively point to the emergence of a new segment — the economy of autonomous agents. In this model, AI is not just processing data but actively participating in financial transactions.

For the crypto industry, this presents an opportunity to establish itself as the underlying infrastructure for such use cases. WLFI’s roadmap already includes gasless meta-transactions (EIP-3009), which could simplify blockchain usage in everyday scenarios.

At the same time, demands for security and control are increasing. As agents gain access to funds, a key question arises: who ultimately governs their actions?

WLFI is also tightening its governance model. The company recently introduced a six-month token lockup for DAO voting, ensuring that voting power is held by participants focused on long-term protocol development rather than short-term gains.

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