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IDEMIA adds consent and restricted-token controls for agentic payments

IDEMIA Secure Transactions announced September 29 an agentic-commerce offering for domestic and regional payment networks and private-label issuers. Its described capabilities combine token release after consent verification, passkey authentication, spending restrictions and retained authorization evidence.

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Analysis

Analysis: The control design addresses a practical gap when an AI agent initiates checkout: who authorized a purchase, what boundaries applied and what evidence remains when a dispute arrives. IDEMIA says tokens can be limited by merchant, amount, category or time. Networks evaluating the product should test how restrictions, revocation, exceptions and consent records work across the merchant, issuer and agent systems.

What remains uncertain

This is a vendor product announcement. It does not establish adoption by a named network, measured fraud reductions or automatic compliance with consumer-dispute rules. No particular Visa or Mastercard partnership is asserted.

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