Stripe engineer explains how Link's next_action guides agents through payment permission steps
jeff_weinstein · x · 2026-09-06
Stripe's Jeff Weinstein explains the nextaction mechanism in Link: it instructs an agent how to interact with the human user to obtain additional permissions or other details needed to complete a transaction. It's part of Link's recent agent-wallet improvements, and Stripe is inviting integrators to reach out.
Related event: Stripe's Link Ships Five Agent Wallet Upgrades in a Week(5 posts)→
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