
A day for payments product owners, engineers and technical teams to learn what agentic commerce changes — from tokenization and orchestration to fraud, protocols and the architecture underneath.

Agents are starting to transact, and every one of those transactions still runs on a token, a route and a set of rules. Last year the theme was "the future is open." This year it is agentic: what merchants need in the vault, the orchestration layer and the protocols to be ready for it.

Attend hands-on, working sessions that go deep on the payments stack — Agentic Payment Infrastructure and vault management, orchestration, analytics, and agentic commerce.
Tokenization is the backbone of agentic commerce — a look at what it takes to make AI agents trusted, secure participants in payment flows, not just chat interfaces bolted onto checkout.
A conversation with PayPal on the adoption curve for PayPal Complete Payments (PPCP) — what's driving merchant uptake, where friction still shows up, and what's next.
What if getting paid stopped being a compliance exercise and started being a revenue line?
The metrics worth instrumenting, and the diagnostics that change decisions.

What changes when agents transact — and what the stack has to do differently to keep up.

Visa's Digital Commerce Authentication Program trades richer authorization data for lower interchange and better approvals
The data behind smarter payment decisions, plus an update on the Trust Agent Protocol (TAP) and what it means for agent-initiated transactions.
Where agent-driven commerce is heading, and what it changes downstream.

Owning global performance across authorization rates, PSP strategy and tokenization.

Building and running the stack — vault, routing and the architecture around them.







Midtown Manhattan. Doors at 10:00am, program wrapping at 4:30pm, then happy hour on site until 6:30pm — a coming together of industry peers, hosted with Visa.

There's no fee to attend. Seats in each session are limited, and they fill first.
There's no fee to attend. Seats in each session are limited, and they fill first — tell us who you are and we'll hold your spot.