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  "title": "Agentic Payments in Banking: Consent, Liability, and the New Payment UX in 2026",
  "author_name": "Sebastien Rousseau",
  "author_url": "https://sebastienrousseau.com/about/",
  "provider_name": "Sebastien Rousseau",
  "provider_url": "https://sebastienrousseau.com/",
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  "html": "<blockquote class=\"oembed-card\"><p><a href=\"https://sebastienrousseau.com/2026-05-23-agentic-payments-banking-consent-liability-new-payment-ux-2026/\">Agentic Payments in Banking: Consent, Liability, and the New Payment UX in 2026</a></p><p>Agentic payments crossed from concept to live transaction in 2026 — Mastercard and Rabobank executed a Netherlands AI-agent payment via Agent Pay, AP2-style cryptographic mandates are emerging, and HM Treasury says payment-services regulation must adapt. The banking architecture question is consent, identity, liability, and pre-settlement evidence.</p><p><cite>Sebastien Rousseau — sebastienrousseau.com</cite></p></blockquote>",
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