OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet, letting AI agents pay for purchases

OpenAI said on Friday it has launched ChatGPT Wallet, which lets ​AI agents pay for purchases without ‌accessing users’ card details, with a security check required for every transaction.

The wallet has been built in ​partnership with American Express, Mastercard and ⁠Visa, OpenAI said.

It will initially be ​available in the US to ChatGPT Pro ​subscribers aged 18 and older with eligible US-issued cards. It can be accessed through “dots”, the ​company’s always-on AI agents.

Users can review ​items, the total and the selected card before ‌each ⁠purchase, then approve it with a security check such as Face ID or a fingerprint scan.

The payment network will ​provide a ​payment token ⁠in place of the actual card details, so neither ​the business nor the agent can ​see ⁠them, the company said.

OpenAI expects users to eventually delegate purchases to agents within ⁠certain ​set parameters, such as ​spending limits, categories or time periods.

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