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The $30M Question Nobody's Asking: What Happens When Your AI Agent Pays for the Wrong Thing?

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$65M went into AI agent payment infrastructure this week. Catena Labs raised $30M to build an "AI-native bank." Sapiom raised $35M for AI agent cost optimization. Manus launched agent wallets. IDEMIA built payment verification for autonomous purchases. The pitch is consistent: AI agents need to pay…

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  1. 2026-09-30 02:00 · DEV Community — AI
    The $30M Question Nobody's Asking: What Happens When Your AI Agent Pays for the Wrong Thing?

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