Building the guardrails for agentic commerce is a trillion dollar opportunity. When Visa (BankAmericard back then) first launched in the 50s, they airdropped tens of thousands of already active credit cards to consumers that hadn't applied to them. As you can guess, fraud went completely out of control with consumers and merchants and they lost millions of dollars. Instead of killing the experiment, they doubled down on infrastructure AROUND the cards: underwriting, collections, fraud controls, dispute resolution. Figuring out these problems led to the biggest consumer payments network EVER. The same will happen with agentic payments. The industry is building a massive honeypot and new types of fraud and errors will happen that we never expected. We can't just copy and paste what we did in card networks to agentic. To control machine-based payments, we need new machine-based controls: cryptographic verifiability, escrow contracts, strict access policies, and human-in-the loop approvals. It's going to be a wild ride.