The focus is on making the base case work before enabling downstream applications. Agent identity verification is treated as a first priority. Delegated authority frameworks are emphasized to define what agents are allowed to do on behalf of others. Acceptance standards for merchants are highlighted to ensure transactions and interactions meet required criteria. The approach delays building advanced capabilities such as multi-vendor trip booking, smart replenishment, and algorithmic negotiation between buyer and seller agents until the underlying trust, authorization, and acceptance mechanisms are reliable.
"Mastercard's response to this is telling. The first priority isn't building the exciting downstream applications: multi-vendor trip booking, smart replenishment, algorithmic negotiation between buyer and seller agents. The first priority is making sure the base case works. Agent identity verification. Delegated authority frameworks. Acceptance standards for merchants."
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