Replit · 2026-05-28 · major
Visa Invests in Replit and Joins Trusted Agent Protocol — Coding Agents Get a Path to Verified Payments Across 4B+ Merchant Endpoints
Replit is integrating Visa Intelligent Commerce and the Trusted Agent Protocol so agents built on the platform can identify themselves and transact across Visa's merchant network, alongside an undisclosed Visa investment and a self-serve enterprise tier up to $200K.
Replit and Visa are wiring real-money rails into AI-built apps — Trusted Agent Protocol lets coding agents prove who they are and run payments end-to-end.
Key specs
| Self serve cap | $200K contract |
|---|---|
| Visa employees on replit | 1,000+ |
| Replit users | 50M |
| Fortune 500 coverage | 85% |
What is it?
A multi-part Replit announcement that bundles a Visa equity investment, a partnership to integrate Visa Intelligent Commerce into Replit projects, a new self-serve enterprise tier, and the Replit Solution Partner Program with Accenture, Slalom, and Hexaware. The headline piece is Replit's plan to enroll agents built on its platform in Visa's Trusted Agent Protocol registry.
How does it work?
Visa's Trusted Agent Protocol is a registry-and-credential system where each AI agent gets a verifiable identity, declared intent, and customer context that merchants can check before authorizing a transaction. Once a Replit-built agent is enrolled, it can call Visa's network to initiate purchases or accept payments without a human in the loop. The self-serve enterprise tier opens contracts up to $200K with SSO/SCIM, audit logs, RBAC, and SOC-2 controls, removing the sales motion for mid-market buyers.
Why does it matter?
Agentic commerce has been stuck at the demo stage because payment rails don't know what an agent is — banks see a non-human caller and decline. Plugging coding agents directly into Visa's existing 4B+ merchant footprint gives developers a credible production path for buy-on-behalf-of flows, and signals that the major card networks are choosing to onboard agents rather than fight them.
Who is it for?
agentic-commerce builders, Replit enterprise customers, payments engineers