Tag: KI im Banking

Agentic wallets – the next building block for autonomous AI assistants

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In his latest blog post, Dr. Roger Heines explores how AI agents equipped with agentic wallets, stablecoins, and the x402 protocol can act autonomously – making decisions, booking services, and executing payments.

Highlights :

– Why traditional payment rails fail for machine-based transactions
– How x402 turns HTTP into a payment layer for APIs
– What “Know Your Agent” means for banks, compliance, and governance

An essential read for financial innovators looking to shape the emerging machine-to-machine economy.

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OpenAI Agents SDK – A Guide for Financial Institutions

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The OpenAI Agents SDK enables financial institutions to implement complex AI workflows in a standardized, secure, and scalable manner.
Since 2025, the SDK has provided an integrated framework for agentic AI that combines agents, tools, delegation (handoffs), context, memory, and guardrails in a single library.
Using practical examples, this article shows how agents can act autonomously, use functions and subagents, respond context-sensitively, and meet regulatory requirements. New developments through early 2026—including TypeScript support, human-in-the-loop approvals, and improved observability—make the SDK particularly attractive for productive enterprise scenarios in the financial environment.

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