Checkout.com, a digital payments company, has integrated the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP), an open standard for AI commerce driven by OpenAI.
Achieving Seamless Collaborations in AI-Driven Commerce
This protocol facilitates cooperation among AI agents, individuals, and businesses to finalize purchases, fostering agentic commerce especially for large enterprises.
Checkout.com’s recent analysis suggests that agentic commerce could represent 21% of household spending by 2030. To support this transformation, the company plans to equip merchants with customized tools that cater to their specific business requirements and customer preferences.
Facilitating Instant Checkouts via AI Platforms
In collaboration with OpenAI’s Instant Checkout, Checkout.com aims to enable merchants to offer seamless, secure transactions directly within AI platforms. This move is intended to expand the reach of businesses into this emerging commerce channel.
Through a suite of tools including verified onboarding, identity management, and fraud prevention, Checkout.com ensures that merchants retain brand control while maintaining transparent customer relationships even when AI acts on behalf of users.
Partnerships and Global Standards
The company is collaborating with major partners like Visa, Mastercard, and Google to establish global standards for secure, tokenized, and intelligent payments. These efforts focus on preparing businesses for a future where AI agents can interpret consumer intent and act accordingly.
Checkout.com has also partnered with several enterprise merchants to implement ACP. The company provides the necessary infrastructure to deliver agent-based shopping experiences tailored to individual business needs.
Pingo Doce’s Transformation
A recent collaboration between Checkout.com and Pingo Doce, a Portuguese food retail group, aimed to modernize the retailer’s online presence. This partnership helped achieve digital transformation goals by improving the online shopping and payments experience for customers nationwide.
