Payment Expert Podcast: myTU’s Ignas Dovidonis on agentic payments and the regulatory gap
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Ignas Dovidonis, AML and CTF Compliance Officer at myTU, joined the Payment Expert Podcast to discuss agentic payments: what AI agents can already buy, where regulation lags for agent-initiated transactions, and how compliance teams can automate anti-money laundering checks. The conversation frames agentic payments as an immediate operational issue for an AI-native digital bank (myTU) rather than a distant future scenario. Dovidonis focuses on practical compliance automation as a response to gaps in current regulation around software-initiated purchases.
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AI agents are already making purchases and payments firms and banks are racing to adapt controls and systems while regulation falls behind.
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If regulators won't define agentic payments, compliance officers should treat AI buyers as high-risk customers today, not wait for rules to catch up.
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