OwlTing Group Launches OwlPay Agent Wallet, Targeting the Emerging Multi-Trillion-Dollar Agentic Commerce Economy

Leveraging its U.S.-licensed payment infrastructure, OwlTing extends regulated stablecoin access toward the emerging AI-agent economy

OwlTing Group, the operating brand of OBOOK Holdings Inc., a blockchain technology company, announced the launch of OwlPay Agent Wallet (the “Wallet”), a digital wallet designed specifically for AI agents to send, receive, and manage stablecoins on behalf of their users¹. For example, a user can simply instruct their AI agent to “pay for my online purchase” or “send 100 USDC to a friend in Japan,” and the agent will autonomously complete the payment or cross-border transfer in stablecoins within the scope of user authorization.

The Wallet features a built-in agent skill, meaning that once installed, the AI assistant automatically learns how to operate the Wallet without any technical configuration from the user.

As a self-custody wallet, OwlPay Agent Wallet gives the user full control of the Wallet’s private keys and funds, with credentials generated and stored locally on the user’s device, across the Ethereum ecosystem, Stellar, and Solana blockchains. This reflects the same self-custody model used by OwlPay Wallet Pro, the Company’s existing digital wallet for individuals, now extended in a form that AI agents can operate directly on the user’s behalf.

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According to McKinsey & Company, agentic commerce could reach between USD $3 trillion and USD $5 trillion in global consumer commerce by 2030³. Capturing this opportunity at scale will require AI agents to transact under user authorization within the regulated frameworks that govern modern payment systems.

Traditional banking and payment systems were not originally designed for autonomous software agents, creating a need for regulated, wallet-based infrastructure that can connect AI workflows to stablecoin settlement rails. OwlTing addresses this gap by applying the same regulated framework that underpins its consumer services, including Money Transmitter Licenses in 40 U.S. states⁴ and its Visa Direct integration that enables eligible U.S. debit cardholders to fund USDC transactions⁵, to a wallet purpose-built for AI agents.

“The technology industry has been giving AI the ability to think. Our focus has been on giving AI the ability to transact under regulated rules,” said Darren Wang, Founder and CEO at OwlTing Group. “Every AI agent that acts on behalf of a user will eventually need a compliant wallet layer, and we believe that layer should be backed by genuine licensing infrastructure, user-controlled custody, and payment rails designed for real-world transactions. We spent years building this foundation across 40 U.S. states, precisely so that when AI agents are ready to handle real money, they can do so on rails designed for compliance from the outset.”

At launch, AI agents can use the Wallet to generate wallet addresses, send stablecoins, review balances, and track transaction history across the Ethereum ecosystem, Stellar, and Solana. A single interactive onboarding flow completes account setup, wallet generation, and identity verification as one guided experience, so that the agent is ready to transact from its first interaction with the user.

OwlTing expects to progressively extend additional capabilities into the Wallet in the coming months. The planned roadmap includes support for purchasing and cashing out stablecoins with eligible U.S. debit cards, consistent with the Visa Direct integration previously announced by the Company⁵. Further fiat channels, a cross-chain bridge, an address book for named recipients, and expanded blockchain support are also in the pipeline, to be introduced progressively, subject to compliance review and technical readiness.

With the launch of OwlPay Agent Wallet, OwlTing’s three-layer infrastructure for the agentic economy is now in place. For merchants, OwlPay Stablecoin Checkout supports x402, the open standard originally introduced by Coinbase and now stewarded by the Linux Foundation, which enables AI agents to initiate payments natively across the web⁶. For mainstream consumers, the Company’s integration with Visa Direct enables eligible U.S. debit cardholders to fund USDC transactions without a separate exchange account⁵. And with today’s launch, AI agents now have a dedicated, self-custody wallet that operates under user authorization.

By design, transactions initiated through the Wallet flow onto the same compliance and settlement infrastructure already serving the Company’s existing enterprise and consumer payment customers. Together, these components form a regulated payment layer for the agentic economy, with the licensing, the rails, and the Wallet now operational together. With this launch, OwlTing positions itself as a foundational financial infrastructure provider enabling AI agents to transact at scale under real-world regulatory frameworks.

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