AI agent payments company Clink has added support for Mastercard Agent Pay, The Paypers reports. Clink already supported Visa Intelligent Commerce, so agents built on its platform can now pay over both major card networks. The company is targeting developers building personal and workplace agents that make purchases on behalf of users.
Under Agent Pay, agents check out with tokenized credentials rather than raw card numbers. According to Clink, users set spending caps and rules for their agents, and every transaction can be traced back to the user who approved it. Clink says payments run over the card networks directly rather than through workarounds.
Mastercard launched Agent Pay in April 2025, built around Agentic Tokens scoped to specific agents with programmable spending controls, and requires agents to be verified before they pay. It enabled all US Mastercard cardholders for agent-initiated transactions in late 2025. Visa introduced Visa Intelligent Commerce in April 2025 and in June 2026 announced its integration into OpenAI experiences.