AgentSafePay delivers a secure and convenient agentic payment experience. Once authorized, an AI Agent can complete payments on behalf of buyers. It covers scenarios such as flight booking, food ordering, digital goods purchases, service appointments, and bill payments. It also links intent understanding, option recommendation, and transaction execution into one closed-loop service experience. This helps merchants capture the new transaction entry points that agentic commerce brings. During payment, AgentSafePay provides market-leading risk control. Using large language models, it runs an intent consistency check between shopping intent and the actual transaction. It identifies and blocks transactions with mismatched intent in time to keep payments secure.

AgentSafePay also provides payment intent protection for merchants. If an Agent misunderstands, relays incorrectly, or mis-executes an instruction, the merchant may still bear refund or chargeback losses after normal fulfillment. In this case, AgentSafePay compensates the merchant for direct net losses that have actually occurred and cannot be recovered, up to the order amount. This protection requires conditions such as Know Your Agent (KYA) certification and payment processing by Antom as the acquirer. The specific terms are subject to the service agreement. For merchants, AgentSafePay simplifies the payment chain in agent scenarios, increases service automation, and improves the buyer experience while reducing buyer effort. Its secure and trustworthy payment flow raises transaction conversion, so merchants can respond to abnormal operations and new risks in agent transactions with greater confidence.

For agentic payments, AgentSafePay provides payment authorization, Intent Guard, and payment intent protection. These services let an AI Agent initiate payments within the buyer's authorization scope. Buyers can then complete transactions such as flight booking, food ordering, digital goods purchases, service appointments, and bill payments. The system verifies the authorization scope, limit, validity period, and risk policy to keep payment behavior secure and controllable.

AgentSafePay uses a unified authorization mechanism to set clear permission boundaries for payments that an AI Agent makes on the buyer's behalf. With one authorization, the buyer defines the delegation scope across dimensions such as available limit, validity period, applicable merchants and scenarios, and payment method. The agent can only initiate transactions within this scope. Payments are blocked once they exceed the limit, the validity period, or the scenario constraints. The buyer controls the authorization throughout and can review or revoke it at any time.

Intent Guard identifies and blocks four types of payment intent deviation: unauthorized transactions, incorrect amounts, incorrect goods or services, and incorrect transaction conditions.

If an Agent misunderstands, relays incorrectly, or mis-executes the buyer's transaction instruction, the merchant may still bear refund or chargeback losses after normal fulfillment. In this case, AgentSafePay compensates the merchant for direct net losses. These losses have occurred, are reasonably necessary, and cannot be recovered through refunds, resale, or recourse.

You only need one integration to cover multiple payment networks and wallets, which lowers the cost of repeated integration.

In agentic payment, the Agent is the entry point that drives the payment flow. The flow has two stages: authorization and payment.

Agentic Payment gives merchants agent-led payment capabilities through a unified access layer. You only need to integrate one set of APIs to let an AI Agent complete binding, authorization, and payment within the buyer's authorization scope. The unified access layer hides differences between underlying payment networks. Binding and verification take place on an Antom-hosted intermediate page, so sensitive payment information is not exposed to the Agent or the merchant.