Link pitches a wallet for AI agents that can spend with user approval
gabriel1 · x · 2026-07-29
The post shows Link being positioned as “the wallet for the AI economy,” with flows for letting agents pay on behalf of users while keeping credentials hidden and requiring user approval for every purchase.
The screenshots highlight a wallet-like experience: autofill checkout, switching across cards/banks/crypto wallets/buy-now-pay-later options, subscription management, purchase protection, and an approval flow where an agent requests permission to spend a specific amount on a booking. The core message is that payment infrastructure is being adapted for AI agents, not just humans.
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