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Turns out not even the blockchain—touted by its fans as the ultimate cryptographic safe—is totally secure from grubby AI agents.

Canada’s credit card market is mature, highly competitive, and increasingly difficult to grow. As consumer expectations evolve and loyalty becomes harder to influence, issuers must look beyond traditional acquisition strategies to drive meaningful growth.

Talabat has named du Pay its digital wallet and payment platform for fleet partners in the UAE, giving delivery riders a single place to receive and manage their money. The companies announced the expanded partnership on Oct. 12.

It looks like ChatGPT users will soon get a dedicated wallet, and if you connect the dots (pun intended), the timing is hard to treat as a coincidence. It comes just a couple of weeks after World App, the identity and crypto app co-founded by Sam Altman, finished rebranding as World Money.

According to the latest IndexBox report on the global Everyday Wallet market, the market enters 2026 with broader demand fundamentals, more disciplined procurement behavior, and a more regionally diversified supply architecture.

AI agents are already swiping cards, placing orders, and flooding complaint systems, and Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Shopify are all racing to build guardrails for a trust problem that has no agreed-upon solution yet.

Sept. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — TerraPay, a global money movement company, and Alipay+, Ant International’s unified wallet gateway, today announced a strategic partnership to enable seamless cross-border QR payments for digital wallets, significantly enhancing global payments interoperability for users across Latin America, the Middle East and Africa

Travel Wallet, a Korea-based foreign exchange and payments fintech company, said Friday it signed underwriting contracts with its lead securities firms and began converting its accounting standards to international rules, as it prepares for a 2027 listing on Kosdaq, Korea’s tech-heavy secondary stock market.

The crypto wallet company SafePal said on Sunday that it had “recently” found and fixed a vulnerability in a system containing users’ order information, and that, if exploited, this would have allowed potential attackers to access said information. But it added that apparently someone did access it without authorization, exposing the data of customers who…

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