Agentic commerce is moving quickly from “AI recommends” to “AI initiates”—and that shift has real implications for how the payment stack is designed, monitored, and defended. In this replay, IXOPAY’s Andrew Sogren is joined by Jill Willard (CTO), Marco Conte (VP of Data and Payments Intelligence), and payments strategist Dwayne Gefferie to unpack what’s happening in the market, what’s still uncertain, and what teams should do now to prepare.
Agentic commerce isn’t a rip-and-replace moment. Instead, it introduces a new intent layer (who/what is acting, for whom, under what authority and constraints) and puts pressure on the edges of the stack—risk rules, policy enforcement, monitoring, escalation, and dispute readiness. The panel breaks down why intent capture and replayability are becoming foundational, how tokenization and data ownership choices affect long-term flexibility, and what new behaviors may mean for fraud and disputes.
Watch the webinar to get a practical guide to the emerging protocol landscape—how to think about options like UCP, ACP, AP2, Visa-focused approaches, and PX402, and why protocols may need to work together based on your maturity, risk appetite, and product catalog readiness.
What you’ll learn:
Where agentic commerce sits today and what “transact” will require
Why intent management is becoming a core payments capability
The biggest near-term risks: chargebacks/disputes shifts, fraud signal changes, and product misalignment
How to prioritize protocols without locking your architecture too early
“Phase zero” best practices: protocol-agnostic intent storage, adapter layers, strong monitoring, and human fallback