Stripe
All-in-one no-code platform for payments and financial management
What is Stripe?
Try StripeStripe powers agentic commerce by connecting businesses, agents, and buyers in a way that supports discovery, checkout, and payments through one integrated suite. Businesses can publish products on agents while keeping control of pricing, fulfillment, and customer relationships. Stripe also uses Stripe Radar and shared payment tokens to help protect transactions from fraud while supporting agents and developers with machine payment capabilities.
What is Stripe’s Agentic Commerce Suite and how does it help businesses sell through agents?
Stripe’s Agentic Commerce Suite connects businesses, agents, and buyers so products can be discovered and purchased through agents with a single integration. Businesses upload their product catalog to the Dashboard, choose which agents can sell through it, and retain control of which products can be sold, pricing and descriptions, and how orders are fulfilled while remaining the merchant of record.
Can we publish products to agents and still control pricing and fulfillment?
Yes. Businesses can publish products on selected agents while keeping control over which products are eligible, the pricing and descriptions shown to buyers, and how orders are fulfilled. You stay the merchant of record, so your customer relationship remains yours even when checkout happens through an agent.
How does Stripe help protect agent-initiated payments from fraud?
Stripe Radar helps distinguish legitimate agent-initiated transactions from fraudulent activity. Risk signals such as card testing or stolen cards are stored and shared through Shared Payment Tokens (SPTs) to support fraud protection across the agentic flow.
What does Stripe offer agents if they want checkout inside their own applications?
Agents can embed checkout directly into their applications to create a commerce surface without building custom integrations. They can also transact with any business using the Agentic Commerce Suite, and use Shared Payment Tokens so they’re not in the flow of funds or directly handling PCI-sensitive data.
How do developers enable machine payments for agents with Stripe?
Developers can enable programmatic machine payments by using the Machine Payments Protocol (MPP), which supports cards, stablecoins, and buy now, pay later options (with more payment methods coming soon). Stripe also supports additional agent purchasing patterns using Link’s agent wallet or Issuing for agents, including visible, real-time transaction tracking and guardrails for spending.
Is Stripe a good fit if we want to build agentic commerce without stitching together many payment systems?
Stripe positions its agentic suite as a single way to handle discovery, checkout, and payments, with one integration for businesses and developer-focused protocols for agents. This approach is designed to let you “build once, sell everywhere” across agent channels while keeping fraud controls and merchant-of-record control in place.