Inside Worldpay’s Strategy for Agent-Driven Payments [Live Event]
AI agents are quickly moving from experimentation to real commercial activity, and payment service providers are now on the front lines trying to answer a simple but uncomfortable question: what breaks when the buyer isn’t human anymore?
In this episode, we sit down with Harsh Mehta, Head of Partnerships, AI and Agentic Commerce at Worldpay, to unpack how PSPs are thinking about agent-driven transactions and what infrastructure gaps are keeping payments teams up at night.
We’ll dive into the big questions:
- Does traditional checkout disappear?
- Who owns the customer relationship when agents sit in the middle?
- And what new trust challenges do we need to solve when agents become the buyer?
We also unpack what Worldpay’s integration with OpenAI unlocks, and how commercial models could shift as agents become primary transactors.
If you're trying to understand how payments, AI, and trust infrastructure are converging, this episode will give you a clear view into how leading PSPs are preparing for the agentic commerce era.
💡 Why Dock Labs is Organizing This Event
At Dock Labs, our conversations with clients exploring AI agents and agentic commerce have made one thing clear: there’s growing excitement about autonomous transactions, but also major uncertainty around trust, accountability, and liability.
As organizations prepare for a future where AI agents can act on behalf of people and businesses, a key question keeps emerging: how do you verify who an agent represents, what it’s authorized to do, and whether that authorization can be trusted?
That’s why we’re hosting this session, to bring together product and legal perspectives on one of the biggest unanswered questions in AI, and explore what trustworthy agentic commerce might actually require as it moves from experimentation to reality.
📅 Don’t Miss Out
June 10th at 9 am California | 5 pm London
Location: Online
