PaymanAI Launches Gateway: Banks Deploy Their Own Agents to Safely Serve Customers' AI Agents
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-06
PaymanAI introduced Gateway, a secure channel for customers' AI agents to interact with banks. Each bank deploys its own AI agent that executes requests inside its firewall on behalf of authenticated users — e.g., when a user asks Muse for their balance, Muse must go through the bank's agent. Data stays with the bank, and the authors call it their most in-demand product since launch, reflecting banks' dilemma over how to safely handle the rise of customer-side AI agents.
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