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Users can set limits and controls on agents acting for them, a step toward agentic finance, Coinbase's CEO says.
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I wake up most days thinking about agentic finance. We’re still early, but to me the growth trajectory points to where the world is heading. Coinbase for Agents is our answer to this growing need - connect agents to your account, and let them trade and pay on your behalf (with limits and controls).Read original on X
Coinbase for Agents lets AI agents trade and pay from user accounts
Coinbase for Agents lets AI agents trade and pay from user accounts
Coinbase launches Coinbase for Agents so AI can trade and pay
Coinbase launches Coinbase for Agents, letting AI trade and pay
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