In partnership with a giant that transacts $2.3 trillion annually, I see a new story.
The collaboration between Vanar and WorldPay initially seemed like a typical brand collaboration to me.
However, as I delved deeper, I realized I was simplifying things.
WorldPay is not a small player; it processes transactions exceeding $2.3 trillion each year.
What they are collaborating on is something called "Agentic Payments."
What does this specifically mean?
To put it simply, traditional blockchain payments are like a vending machine; you execute a command, and it completes a transfer.
What Vanar aims to do is allow AI agents to execute a series of complex payment operations that are memory-enabled and logical on the chain. For instance, an AI managing a company's finances can analyze payment paths, remember previous transactions, and automatically execute the optimal settlement plan, all of which is natively completed on the Vanar chain.
I believe the significance of this collaboration lies in Vanar transforming its "AI native" characteristic from a technical concept into a solution that traditional financial giants can understand and utilize.
It no longer tells stories only to gamers but also begins to tell stories to traditional institutions managing trillions in capital.
Although it will take time for this to materialize, it undoubtedly greatly expands the imaginative space and application scenarios for VANRY in the future.
If more institutions adopt this intelligent payment framework based on Vanar in the future, then the demand for VANRY as network fuel and settlement medium could see growth that we currently cannot estimate.
