Mastercard partners with Cloudflare to boost visibility into AI-driven payment activity
Bitget2026/09/30 13:07- Mastercard partnered with Cloudflare to develop privacy-preserving environments to better identify AI-driven payment activity.
- Collaboration aims to combine web-network signals with payment intelligence to help banks and merchants assess agent-initiated transactions.
- Mastercard also teamed with Skyfire to integrate “Know Your Agent” identity verification into its Agent Pay program for AI agents.
- Initiatives support Mastercard’s push to expand Agent Pay with new trust and intelligence services, including a U.S. test of an AI-initiation probability score.
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