The AFFIRM Payment Network (NASDAQ: AFRM) today announced its support for the Google Payment Protocol (AP2), an open, payment-consensual protocol developed with payment and technology companies for the safely payments led by agents on all platforms.
The collaboration expands the long -term confirmation collaboration with Google, which also includes integration with Google Pay and Chrome’s Autofill characteristic.
“For years, we have been working with confirmation to help provide safe, seamless and innovative payment experiences,” said Stavan Parikh, VP/GM, Payments, Google. “Their contributions to the formulation of the agent’s payments protocol deliver the crucial cooperation of cross -industry needed to build open, safe and scaled frames to enable the future of trade.”
The possibilities of confirmation of course extend to this next era of trade. The company’s technology is already working on traders and platforms – from wallets and browsers to Chatbots and AI agents – proving that BNPL can fit seamlessly wherever consumers choose to shop. The same technology provides real -time risk rating and approval at the trading level, allowing immediate access to personalized payment plans, in terms as low as 0% April.
“Consumers are worth the maximum value from trade under the leadership of the agent-more flexibility, more controls and transparent terms they can trust,” said Visal Kapoor, SVP of the product in Affirm. “This is what confirms responsibly today and expanding our work with Google via the AP2 will help bring these benefits to life to the next market era.”
By contributing to the AP2, Affimm contributes to the integration of BNPL directly into the architecture of the Agentic Commerce – and to the formation of a payment ecosystem designed for accountability and trust.