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The Quarterly Review: How J.P. Morgan Payments’ Prashant Sharma intends to build the trust infrastructure that agentic commerce will need

  • Prashant Sharma aims to build the trust and governance infrastructure needed for agentic commerce to scale responsibly.
  • His objectives for the following quarters are a part of a bigger push at J.P. Morgan Payments which plans to extend its existing payment infrastructure to support consent and control signals, and help shape the developing industry-wide standards for agent interactions.
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The Quarterly Review: How J.P. Morgan Payments’ Prashant Sharma intends to build the trust infrastructure that agentic commerce will need

In today’s edition, we will spotlight Prashant Sharma, Executive Director of Biometric Payments and Agentic Commerce for Merchant Services at J.P. Morgan Payments.

The focus: Building the scaffolding of governance and trust frameworks that the agentic commerce future will need

Prashant: Our primary objective for agentic commerce efforts at J.P. Morgan Payments is to translate questions about this emerging space into practical operating models for merchants. We want to become a convening force in shaping the shared standards and trusted infrastructure the ecosystem will need going forward.

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