The next generation of KYC question is not just: Who is this? It is: Who or what is acting on behalf of a this person? That is a very different world. In the next phase of finance, a person may delegate authority to an agent. A company may allow an API to execute payments. A treasury workflow
The article discusses how the rise of automated agents and APIs in finance challenges traditional KYC models.
The next generation of KYC question is not just: Who is this? It is: Who or what is acting on behalf of a this person? That is a very different world. In the next phase of finance, a person may delegate authority to an agent. A company may allow an API to execute payments. A treasury workflow
Your AI agent doesn't need your keys. it just needs your permission.. sounds like the same thing. it's not.. and that difference might quietly become its own category in crypto x AI. here's the problem. today, connecting an agent to anything means handing it your api keys and logins → copies of
The next generation of KYC question is not just: Who is this? It is: Who or what is acting on behalf of a this person? That is a very different world. In the next phase of finance, a person may delegate authority to an agent. A company may allow an API to execute payments. A treasury workflow