Agents that Pay
Hosted by Exa, Coinbase, Visa, and Nevermined
Agents can search. Agents can plan. Now agents can pay.
The payment stack for the agentic web is being built in public, and it is already live. Visa is bringing agent transactions onto the world's largest card network. Coinbase's x402 turned HTTP into a checkout counter. And Nevermined and Exa just closed the loop: an agent can now buy Exa API calls autonomously with no human in the middle, no API key handoff, and just cardholder defined guardrails and a transaction itself.
It's the first real glimpse of what agentic commerce looks like in production.
Come hear from the teams building it. Then watch agents spend real money on stage
Featuring:
Jeff Wang is the Co-Founder of Exa, the search engine for AI agents. Exa enables LLMs and autonomous agents to search the web with semantic understanding, powering retrieval for some of world's AI agents.
Nina Coughlin is the Head of Institutional & Stablecoin Business Development at Coinbase, where she leads partnerships that power the Everything Exchange, stablecoin ecosystem, and agentic commerce.
Tanner Riche is VP of Agentic Commerce at Visa, where he leads Visa's effort to bring its global card network into the agentic era. A member of the x402 Foundation, he is building the identity, tokenization, and authentication primitives that let AI agents transact on Visa's rails.
Josh Wadinski is Chief Revenue Officer at Nevermined, where he is building the commercial layer of the agent economy. Nevermined enables persistent card delegation for AI agents: agents can hold a budget, make autonomous purchases, and settle on standard card rails with enforced spending controls.
Food, drinks, and time to connect with the people building the agentic economy.
If you're building agents, building infrastructure, or trying to understand where autonomous payments are headed, this one's for you.