Interlace Partners with X-Agent to Explore AI Agent Payment Scenarios
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The stablecoin infrastructure platform Interlace has announced an ecological partnership with the AI Agent platform X-Agent, focusing on collaboration around AI Agents, stablecoin payments, and Web3 financial applications. The first implementation scenario will be the Halloween-themed event "The Great Treat Hunt 2026," which will take place from October 30 to November 6. Interlace will participate alongside multiple ecological partners to explore innovative applications of AI Agents and Agentic Payments through community interactions and online AMAs. X-Agent connects Web3 social networks with autonomous AI Agents, allowing users to create and deploy agents using natural language, with over 1 million certified users globally. Interlace focuses on card issuance infrastructure, helping exchanges, wallets, fintech platforms, and financial institutions quickly launch their own branded card projects through API and white-label solutions, with a total issuance of over 10 million cards. In the future, both parties will continue to explore collaborative scenarios between AI Agents and stablecoin payments, promoting innovative developments in autonomous interactions, automated settlements, and the Agent Economy.
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