Commonwealth Bank joins global banks to set principles for trusted agentic commerce

By Public Technologies
  • Commonwealth Bank of Australia joined ASB Bank, Bank of America, Capital One, ING, NatWest to publish principles for trusted agentic commerce.
  • Framework targets safer, more secure AI-driven buying and payments, aiming to preserve customer and merchant choice, control, flexibility.
  • Banks positioned the initiative as preparation for wider use of AI agents in product selection, checkout, payments across the ecosystem.


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