Tether Capital has invested in AIsa, a platform that allows over 250,000 AI agents to autonomously pay for APIs, models, and data using stablecoins or fiat currency. AIsa charges per API call, supporting small, frequent payments that traditional payment systems struggle with, making it ideal for machine-to-machine transactions. This investment aligns with Tether's strategy to expand programmable money and AI-driven payments, providing a real-world use case for stablecoins in automated agent payments. The growth of AIsa, with a 150x increase in users and 200x rise in transactions within months, highlights strong market demand for such services.
Tether's investment in AIsa highlights the growing role of stablecoins like USDT in innovative payment systems. On Pluang, USDT trades at Rp17.892 with a slight 0.01% decrease and a market cap of Rp3.304,49T as of Oct 15, 2026 20:34 WIB.
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