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OpenAI began rolling out ChatGPT Wallet, which lets ChatGPT agents pay for purchases with a stand-in card number, so the user’s card details are not shared with the agent or the merchant. OpenAI built it with American Express, Mastercard, and Visa. It runs inside dots, where a user’s dot completes the purchase on their behalf.

OpenAI’s AI agents can now pay for things themselves. ChatGPT Wallet lets dots, the always-on agents with their own cloud computer that OpenAI introduced in late September, buy products online or book a hotel. OpenAI built the feature with American Express, Mastercard and Visa. According to the ChatGPT release notes from November 13, it is…

OpenAI announced ChatGPT Wallet on November 13, 2026, giving its AI agents, called dots, a way to pay for purchases on a user’s behalf. The rollout starts with eligible ChatGPT Pro subscribers in the United States. At launch, the shopper reviews the proposed purchase and approves it with a biometric check before the agent can…

The battle between OpenAI and Google is moving beyond artificial intelligence models into online shopping, where AI agents are increasingly capable of finding products, comparing prices and completing purchases.

ChatGPT Wallet lets OpenAI’s dots complete purchases with tokenized card details, after users approve each transaction. The limited rollout targets U.S. ChatGPT Pro users; the wallet does not hold crypto or a cash balance. Coinbase and Circle offer a different route, using stablecoins to let agents pay for services with less human involvement.

ChatGPT can now shop for you. On Friday, OpenAI launched a new wallet feature that lets its agents, called dots, help you decide what to buy and then complete the purchase on your behalf. The option will initially be available to a limited number of U.S. ChatGPT Pro subscribers, ages 18 and up, with a…

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Wallet in hopes of popularizing AI agents making purchases.Credit: Contributor/VCG

Amazon has launched Seller Wallet GBP, giving eligible sellers a new way to hold and manage the proceeds they earn through Amazon.co.uk in pounds sterling.

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