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MeitY proposes mandatory human checks for agentic AI payments
India's CERT-In proposes mandatory human-in-the-loop controls for agentic AI payments above specified thresholds, with full audit trails, as NPCI develops a Unified Agent Protocol to enable AI agents to make UPI payments. The proposal addresses trust and fraud risks in agentic commerce, following international concerns about autonomous agent spending.
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The Wire takeaway
If you're building agentic payment infrastructure for India, mandatory human approval above a threshold just became law—your API now needs to route transactions back to a user PIN or dashboard before settlement. That's a rebuild, not a toggle.
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Topics: Fintech · agentic-payments · upi-regulation · human-in-the-loop · india-fintech · ai-commerce