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Expert call: Who Pays When AI Shops? Stablecoins and the Next Payment Disruption
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Expert call: Who Pays When AI Shops? Stablecoins and the Next Payment Disruption
Deutsche Bank
Research
Europe Industry Date
Netherlands 25 June 2026
United Kingdom Expert call
Industry Update
Technology
Payments & Fintech
Who Pays When AI Shops? Stablecoins
and the Next Payment Disruption
Nooshin Nejati
Event details – invitation Research Analyst
We are hosting an expert call with Pete Cooling, Co-founder and CEO of Atum +49-69-910-61797
Labs and former Head of Crypto Product at Visa, to discuss the intersection of
Johannes Schaller
stablecoins, agentic commerce and payments infrastructure, including the Associate Director of Equity Research - Germany
potential implications for Adyen, Wise, and the broader payment value chain. The +49-69-910-31731
call will take place on July 8th at 2pm BST / 3pm CEST, and it will last one hour.
Nate Svensson, CFA
Investors will have the opportunity to ask questions during the call or to submit
Research Analyst
questions in advance. Please use the following Zoom link to register for the event.
+1-917-547-4768
Nicolas Herms
Key topics to be discussed
n Where stablecoins can realistically gain adoption across cross-border, B2B
+49-69-910-13052
and settlement use cases
Hersh Shintre, CFA
n Whether stablecoins are likely to compete with existing payment rails or Research Associate
remain primarily an infrastructure layer +1-917-459-1162
n How AI agents could reshape checkout, payment initiation and control of Paul Tomaszewski
the customer relationship Research Associate
+917-419-2598 n What agentic commerce could mean for PSPs, wallets, merchant acquirers
and other payment value-chain players
n Potential implications for Adyen and Wise across merchant acceptance,
cross-border payments, FX and settlement economics
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