Agentic Commerce and the New Role of Card Issuers
Why Processing Infrastructure Becomes the Control Plane for Delegated Payments
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Franco Di Pietro
The Payments Corner
30+ years across payments, fintech, banking, and financial infrastructure. Operator-level perspectives on the systems that move money.
Disclosure: The Payments Corner's founder is employed at Euronet Worldwide, a global infrastructure and transaction processing company. The publication may discuss securities or assets touching that domain. Content is provided for informational and editorial purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.
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