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Who gets to control the next era of payments?
Stripe welcomes AI agents. Amazon puts up barriers. Ramp seeks a bank charter.
This Weekly Edition connects eight stories across AI, banking and financial inclusion. A thread 👇
There’s no agenda, just time to meet people, exchange ideas, and see where the conversation takes you.
Whether you’re looking for your next business partner, connecting with potential investors, or catching up with industry peers, we’d love to see you there.
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How we got here and what’s next 🧵
If AI agents start handling our money, will charitable giving be part of the plan?
The obvious question is how much AI-created wealth will go to charity. @adamnash of @DaffyGiving sees another: what happens when AI moves from giving financial advice to taking action?
🎧 Hear the full conversation on the This Week in Fintech podcast with host @SashaFintech, wherever you get your podcasts.
Just in: Ripple and Robinhood are partnering to expand RLUSD across retail and institutional finance.
RLUSD is live on Robinhood Chain and Bitstamp, with Robinhood app availability planned later this year.
The deal also includes institutional settlement, treasury management and expanded trading and financing through Ripple Prime.
If an AI agent is supposed to shop anywhere on your behalf, who decides where it can actually go?
Amazon blocked Meta’s Muse. Shopify partnered with it. TWIF reporter @martinezamethys tells @sashafintech why deals between platforms could shape the future of agentic commerce as much as the AI itself.
Then @adamnash of @DaffyGiving discusses making charitable giving more accessible, and whether AI agents could eventually help people give.
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Businesses hedge the price of oil. Will they need to do the same for AI compute?
“Compute is becoming more and more of a commodity.”
This week on TWIF Spotlight: Fintech X AI, @Jillwillnyc speaks with @bavaria_kush, Co-founder of @OrnnExchange, about building a financial market for the computing power behind AI.
As businesses depend on more compute, they’ll need to buy capacity, sell what they don’t need and manage changing costs. Ornn is building a compute marketplace and price indices to support that market.
How do you price GPU capacity when the technology keeps changing? Who is already hedging the risk?
Hear how AI demand could create a new asset class and what financial infrastructure it needs.
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News: Revolut has launched personal loans in the UK, taking on Barclays, Lloyds and HSBC.
Loans range from £2,000 to £25,000, with a wider rollout planned across its 14M UK customers.
Credit cards are next, with mortgages also on the roadmap.
Source: Reuters
@NikMilanovic@newsient@os7borne You’re caught up. 📰
Go deeper into agentic payments, stablecoins, fintech funding and the deals reshaping financial infrastructure.
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Your weekend round-up, delivered. 📰
AI agents and stablecoins are entering more business workflows. Investors and acquirers are backing the tools behind them.
Four articles connecting the launches, funding and deals shaping fintech. Your Monday catch-up 🧵👇
@nikmilanovic unpacks Money20/20’s product launches and security questions.
@newsient follows the capital behind business finance and trading infrastructure.
@os7borne connects Asia’s record IPO with expanding payment networks.
The announcements, and why they matter. 👇
What if AI meant businesses barely needed to use software?
At Money20/20, Intuit's Yan Wu predicts AI will reshape SaaS, instant settlement will become the norm, and launching your own stablecoin is overhyped.
The future of fintech may be less about interfaces and more about outcomes.
@Intuit@money2020
What skills do you need to become a better product manager?
Krishna Bhagavatula, Chief Product Officer at @CloverCommerce, tells @katieeperry how customer understanding connects to technical trade-offs, MVP decisions, monetization and working across teams.
Practical career advice for PMs deciding which skills to build next, on This Week in Fintech Partnered.
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Sponsored episode, produced in partnership with @CloverCommerce.
The future of payments might look surprisingly familiar at checkout.
“On the surface look really similar under the hood, be very, very different.”
@sophgoldb, Head of Payments at @raincards, on what commerce could look like in 10 years, in conversation with @Jillwillnyc.
Her focus at Rain is on what happens behind the purchase: money moving more efficiently across borders, through more providers than banks alone.
Customers still expect payments to arrive and protection when things go wrong. How much can fintechs improve financial infrastructure without making people learn a new way to pay?
Hear Sophia’s vision on TWIF Spotlight: Fintech X AI.
Your sales dashboard tells you revenue dropped. Can AI tell you why?
Krishna Bhagavatula, Chief Product Officer at @CloverCommerce, tells @katieeperry how Clover is adding weather data, with events data planned next, to help small businesses understand what’s behind their sales figures.
On This Week in Fintech Partnered: AI for SMBs, merchant insights and the move beyond payments into running a business.
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Sponsored episode, produced in partnership with @CloverCommerce.