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toned down Tooling 14 NOV

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet, letting its agents pay for US Pro subscribers

Agentic commerceAmerican ExpressChatGPT WalletMastercardOpenAIVisa
Illustration: A white payment terminal with a front sensor panel; a small green tag slides from its side tray, standing for the token that replaces card details.Illustration made with AI for ai notis

Built with American Express, Mastercard and Visa, ChatGPT Wallet starts through dots with a security check on each purchase; CNBC reported that OpenAI said it is not taking a cut.

SOURCEOpenAI · 2 sources
CHECKED13 Nov, 19:53
TOPICSAgent payment and checkout protocols competing
Tooling read
Illustration: A white payment terminal with a front sensor panel; a small green tag slides from its side tray, standing for the token that replaces card details. Tooling / 14 NOV

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet, letting its agents pay for US Pro subscribers
  • OpenAI says ChatGPT Wallet will initially be available through dots for ChatGPT Pro subscribers in the US, built in partnership with American Express, Mastercard and Visa.
  • OpenAI says each purchase needs a security check such as Face ID or a fingerprint scan, and that users keep their card's existing rewards and protections for eligible disputes.
  • CNBC reported that United Airlines will block agents from booking tickets and Amazon prevents them buying on its platform; OpenAI says some sites may unintentionally block Wallet purchases.

OpenAI says ChatGPT Wallet lets agents pay without access to a user's actual card details, and asks for a security check such as Face ID or a fingerprint before each purchase. It starts through dots for ChatGPT Pro subscribers in the US, according to OpenAI's post of 13 November.

After the user approves the items, the total and the selected card, OpenAI says the payment network provides a payment token in place of the card number, security code and expiration date. The card keeps its rewards and protections for eligible disputes.

OpenAI says it expects users later to set limits such as spending caps, purchase categories or time periods, and that some sites may block agent purchases by mistake. It published a Commerce Partner Playbook for businesses.

CNBC reported that OpenAI said it is not taking a cut of transactions to start, and that United Airlines said it will block agents from booking tickets, and Amazon stops them buying on its platform.

What it means for you Our view

If you run a shop, a booking flow or a supplier portal, the first thing to learn is how your site treats purchases made by an agent. OpenAI says some sites may unintentionally block purchases through ChatGPT Wallet, and CNBC reported that United Airlines and Amazon already restrict agents. CNBC also reported that OpenAI introduced Instant Checkout last fall and quickly pivoted away from it, and that OpenAI said it is not taking a cut of transactions to start. Wallet is limited to US Pro subscribers for now, so most buyers will not meet it yet. Read OpenAI's Commerce Partner Playbook and test whether your checkout accepts an agent before deciding to allow or block one.

TAGSAgentic commerceAmerican ExpressChatGPT WalletMastercardOpenAIVisa
OpenAI · 2 sources tap to close
toned down Compute 14 NOV

Cerebras data centers are behind schedule, with credits and cancellation rights, CEO says

CNBCCerebrasData centresInferenceOpenAI
Cerebras chief executive Andrew Feldman being interviewed on CNBC's Squawk on the Street, in the video's thumbnail frame.Video: CNBC Television on YouTube

Andrew Feldman told CNBC's Squawk on the Street that nothing has been cancelled, and that Cerebras customers serving fast AI inference can charge a premium he says is expanding.

SOURCECNBC Television · 3 sources
CHECKED13 Nov, 19:38
TOPICSInference providers selling capacity
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Cerebras chief executive Andrew Feldman being interviewed on CNBC's Squawk on the Street, in the video's thumbnail frame. Compute / 14 NOV

Cerebras data centers are behind schedule, with credits and cancellation rights, CEO says
  • Feldman says "we are behind schedule and that is a challenge to our partners" (02:18), and, asked about OpenAI, that data centers are "delayed across the industry" (01:52).
  • He says the contract permits service credits if Cerebras is late, and if it is "super late" both sides can cancel tranches; "nothing's been cancelled at this time" (02:28).
  • He says Cerebras customers who deliver fast inference to users "they’re able to charge more when it’s fast and that premium is expanding" (01:09).

Cerebras chief executive Andrew Feldman says the company's data center builds are late, and that its contracts let customers collect service credits and, if it is "super late", cancel tranches of capacity. Nothing has been cancelled at this time, he says. He spoke in an interview on CNBC's Squawk on the Street, published on CNBC Television's YouTube channel on 13 November.

Asked about OpenAI and the delays, Feldman says data centers are "delayed across the industry" and that Cerebras is no exception. He says Cerebras has the same relationship with its own data center builders.

Feldman also says the market for fast inference is paying more. In his words, customers who deliver fast inference to users "they’re able to charge more when it’s fast and that premium is expanding". He says Cerebras added three hyperscalers in six months, naming AWS, Oracle and Microsoft, and that this will show in its numbers next year. Asked for detail on Microsoft he says he cannot give any yet.

The interview followed Cerebras' third-quarter release of 12 November. It reported GAAP revenue of $210.8 million, up 55% from a year earlier, and said it secured 700 gross megawatts of data center capacity for delivery by the end of 2027.

What it means for you Our view

If you rely on Cerebras capacity, or on a vendor that does, the contract terms Feldman describes are what matter: service credits for lateness and cancellation rights if delivery is very late. Cerebras's 12 November release does not mention delays or service credits, so those terms rest on the interview alone, and Feldman says nothing has been cancelled. His point that customers can charge more for fast inference is a view from the seller of that speed. Compare any inference vendor's delivery dates with its contract terms for late capacity, and check them against the 700 gross megawatts Cerebras says it secured for delivery by the end of 2027.

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CNBC Television · 3 sources tap to close
Tooling 14 NOV

How payment tokens let an AI agent pay without seeing your card

ChatGPT WalletEMVCoOpenAIPayment tokensTokenisationVisa
Illustration: A steel vault wall with a sealed door and a small hatch; a green tag rests in the hatch tray, standing for the payment token that replaces the card number.Illustration made with AI for ai notis

A payment token replaces the card's account number with a unique value that should not work beyond a set merchant, device or payment scenario, and ChatGPT Wallet uses one.

SOURCEOpenAI · 3 sources
CHECKED13 Nov, 19:37
TOPICSAgent payment and checkout protocols competing
Tooling read
Illustration: A steel vault wall with a sealed door and a small hatch; a green tag rests in the hatch tray, standing for the payment token that replaces the card number. Tooling / 14 NOV

How payment tokens let an AI agent pay without seeing your card
  • EMVCo says tokenisation replaces the card account number with a unique alternative value, and a token should not be usable beyond a specific merchant, device or payment scenario.
  • Visa says a card added to a digital wallet gets a device-specific token in place of its 16-digit number, and that tokens carry a unique cryptogram for every transaction.
  • EMVCo says the impact of a payment token compromise will be much less than exposure of a card number. OpenAI says the business and agent never get actual card details.

OpenAI's ChatGPT Wallet, announced on 13 November, lets agents pay without access to a user's actual card details. The mechanism behind that is a payment token.

EMVCo describes tokenisation as replacing the card's account number with a unique alternative value, the EMV Payment Token. A token should not be usable beyond a specific merchant, device or payment scenario.

Visa says that when you add a card to a digital wallet, the 16-digit card number is replaced with a randomised set of digits. That token is specific to the device, so the same card on a phone and a tablet gets two. Visa says tokens also carry a unique cryptogram for every transaction.

In ChatGPT Wallet, OpenAI says the user approves the items, total and card with Face ID or a fingerprint, and the payment network then provides the token. The payment is charged to the user's card, and the business and the agent never get the card details.

OpenAI says some sites may still block agent purchases.

What it means for you Our view

A token narrows what a stolen credential can do: EMVCo says the impact of a compromise will be much less than the exposure of a card number. Whether a site accepts the agent is a separate question, and OpenAI says some sites may unintentionally block purchases through ChatGPT Wallet. When you assess any agent that pays, find out what its token is tied to (a merchant, a device or a payment scenario) and which parties can see the card details.

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Tooling · 14 NOVnarrowed

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet, letting its agents pay for US Pro subscribers

Built with American Express, Mastercard and Visa, ChatGPT Wallet starts through dots with a security check on each purchase; CNBC reported that OpenAI said it is not taking a cut.

  • OpenAI says ChatGPT Wallet will initially be available through dots for ChatGPT Pro subscribers in the US, built in partnership with American Express, Mastercard and Visa.
  • OpenAI says each purchase needs a security check such as Face ID or a fingerprint scan, and that users keep their card's existing rewards and protections for eligible disputes.
  • CNBC reported that United Airlines will block agents from booking tickets and Amazon prevents them buying on its platform; OpenAI says some sites may unintentionally block Wallet purchases.
Checked 13 Nov, 19:53 · OpenAI · 2 sources
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Cerebras chief executive Andrew Feldman being interviewed on CNBC's Squawk on the Street, in the video's thumbnail frame.Watch on YouTubeVideo: CNBC Television on YouTube

Compute · 14 NOVnarrowed

Cerebras data centers are behind schedule, with credits and cancellation rights, CEO says

Andrew Feldman told CNBC's Squawk on the Street that nothing has been cancelled, and that Cerebras customers serving fast AI inference can charge a premium he says is expanding.

  • Feldman says "we are behind schedule and that is a challenge to our partners" (02:18), and, asked about OpenAI, that data centers are "delayed across the industry" (01:52).
  • He says the contract permits service credits if Cerebras is late, and if it is "super late" both sides can cancel tranches; "nothing's been cancelled at this time" (02:28).
  • He says Cerebras customers who deliver fast inference to users "they’re able to charge more when it’s fast and that premium is expanding" (01:09).
Checked 13 Nov, 19:38 · CNBC Television · 3 sources
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Illustration: A steel vault wall with a sealed door and a small hatch; a green tag rests in the hatch tray, standing for the payment token that replaces the card number.Illustration made with AI for ai notis

Tooling · 14 NOV

How payment tokens let an AI agent pay without seeing your card

A payment token replaces the card's account number with a unique value that should not work beyond a set merchant, device or payment scenario, and ChatGPT Wallet uses one.

  • EMVCo says tokenisation replaces the card account number with a unique alternative value, and a token should not be usable beyond a specific merchant, device or payment scenario.
  • Visa says a card added to a digital wallet gets a device-specific token in place of its 16-digit number, and that tokens carry a unique cryptogram for every transaction.
  • EMVCo says the impact of a payment token compromise will be much less than exposure of a card number. OpenAI says the business and agent never get actual card details.
Checked 13 Nov, 19:37 · OpenAI · 3 sources
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Illustration: A white payment terminal with a front sensor panel; a small green tag slides from its side tray, standing for the token that replaces card details. narrowedIllustration made with AI for ai notis Tooling · 14 NOV OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet, letting its agents pay for US Pro subscribers OpenAI · 2 sources · 13 Nov, 19:53 Cerebras chief executive Andrew Feldman being interviewed on CNBC's Squawk on the Street, in the video's thumbnail frame. narrowedVideo: CNBC Television on YouTube Compute · 14 NOV Cerebras data centers are behind schedule, with credits and cancellation rights, CEO says CNBC Television · 3 sources · 13 Nov, 19:38 Illustration: A steel vault wall with a sealed door and a small hatch; a green tag rests in the hatch tray, standing for the payment token that replaces the card number. Illustration made with AI for ai notis Tooling · 14 NOV How payment tokens let an AI agent pay without seeing your card OpenAI · 3 sources · 13 Nov, 19:37

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  1. Tooling · 14 NOV · narrowed

    OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet, letting its agents pay for US Pro subscribers

    Illustration: A white payment terminal with a front sensor panel; a small green tag slides from its side tray, standing for the token that replaces card details.Illustration made with AI for ai notis

    Built with American Express, Mastercard and Visa, ChatGPT Wallet starts through dots with a security check on each purchase; CNBC reported that OpenAI said it is not taking a cut.

    Checked 13 Nov, 19:53 · OpenAI · 2 sourcesRead

  2. Compute · 14 NOV · narrowed

    Cerebras data centers are behind schedule, with credits and cancellation rights, CEO says

    Cerebras chief executive Andrew Feldman being interviewed on CNBC's Squawk on the Street, in the video's thumbnail frame.Video: CNBC Television on YouTube

    Andrew Feldman told CNBC's Squawk on the Street that nothing has been cancelled, and that Cerebras customers serving fast AI inference can charge a premium he says is expanding.

    Checked 13 Nov, 19:38 · CNBC Television · 3 sourcesRead

  3. Tooling · 14 NOV

    How payment tokens let an AI agent pay without seeing your card

    Illustration: A steel vault wall with a sealed door and a small hatch; a green tag rests in the hatch tray, standing for the payment token that replaces the card number.Illustration made with AI for ai notis

    A payment token replaces the card's account number with a unique value that should not work beyond a set merchant, device or payment scenario, and ChatGPT Wallet uses one.

    Checked 13 Nov, 19:37 · OpenAI · 3 sourcesRead

toned down Tooling 14 NOV

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet, letting its agents pay for US Pro subscribers

Built with American Express, Mastercard and Visa, ChatGPT Wallet starts through dots with a security check on each purchase; CNBC reported that OpenAI said it is not taking a cut.

OpenAI · 2 sources·checked 13 Nov, 19:53
Agentic commerceAmerican ExpressChatGPT WalletMastercardOpenAIVisa
Illustration: A white payment terminal with a front sensor panel; a small green tag slides from its side tray, standing for the token that replaces card details.Illustration made with AI for ai notis
toned down Compute

Cerebras data centers are behind schedule, with credits and cancellation rights, CEO says

Andrew Feldman told CNBC's Squawk on the Street that nothing has been cancelled, and that Cerebras customers serving fast AI inference can charge a premium he says is expanding.

14 NOV · CNBC Television · 3 sources
Tooling

How payment tokens let an AI agent pay without seeing your card

A payment token replaces the card's account number with a unique value that should not work beyond a set merchant, device or payment scenario, and ChatGPT Wallet uses one.

14 NOV · OpenAI · 3 sources
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