Linux Foundation launches x402 Foundation for AI payments

The Linux Foundation has launched the x402 Foundation to create standards for internet-native payments involving AI agents, APIs, and applications. The effort is based on a protocol contributed by Coinbase.

The new foundation aims to establish common protocols that enable seamless transactions between AI systems and online services.

It draws backing from major technology and financial firms including AWS, American Express, Cloudflare, Google, Mastercard, Stripe, and Visa.

The initiative seeks to address the growing need for reliable payment mechanisms as AI applications expand across the internet.

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Illustration of AI agents using Amazon's payment system with Coinbase and Stripe for stablecoin micropayments.
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Amazon launches ai agent payments system with coinbase and stripe

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Amazon Web Services introduced a new infrastructure on Thursday allowing autonomous AI agents to make payments using stablecoins. The system, called Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments, was built in partnership with Coinbase and Stripe. It focuses initially on micropayments for digital services.

The Linux Foundation announced plans to create the Tokenomics Foundation, which will develop open standards for measuring AI token consumption costs. The initiative partners with the FinOps Foundation and has support from twelve major organizations. It will formally launch next week in San Diego.

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Several major technology companies have joined a new foundation aimed at developing common standards for artificial intelligence systems.

CoreWeave has secured over 20 billion dollars in debt and equity financing this year. The latest deal includes a 3.1 billion dollar loan backed by graphics processing units. This activity highlights strong investor interest in AI infrastructure.

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MoonPay has introduced a virtual debit Mastercard that enables AI agents to spend stablecoins directly from self-custodied wallets at any online merchant accepting Mastercard. The card uses real-time crypto-to-fiat conversion at checkout, without requiring users to preload funds or move assets offchain. It is available to users in the UK and Latin America through MoonPay’s CLI and agent workflows.

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