As Agentic AI moves from concept to real-world application, i2c Inc., the global fintech innovator, is positioning itself at the center of the conversation. The company is actively sharing insights on how autonomous intelligence is reshaping automation, risk management, and customer engagement in the payments industry.

The discussion kicked off on November 17, when i2c Founder and CEO Amir Wain appeared on The EDC Podcast – Leaders in Payments & FinTech, hosted by Edgar, Dunn & Company. Wain explored the implications of agentic commerce, emphasizing how intelligent, autonomous systems are transforming decision-making, operational efficiency, and customer interactions across global payments networks.

“Agentic AI represents the next phase of applied intelligence in financial services; one defined by autonomy, accountability, and measurable value,” Wain said. “Our focus is on translating this potential into practical innovation for clients, helping institutions achieve smarter automation without compromising trust.”

Upcoming Roundtable Explores Practical Impacts

i2c’s thought leadership continues with an upcoming roundtable hosted by Cornerstone Advisors on December 3 at 2:00 p.m. ET, titled “Agentic AI: What’s Real and What’s Not Heading into 2026.” Amir Wain will be joined by Matthew Pearce, i2c VP of Fraud Risk Management & Dispute Operations, with Ron Shevlin, Managing Director at Cornerstone Advisors, moderating. The session will also feature Stuart Cook, Industry Partner at Stack Asset Management.

Panelists will discuss:

• High-impact use cases for agentic AI in payments
• Strategies to reduce operational costs while boosting personalization
• Ethical and organizational considerations for autonomous AI systems

Pearce highlighted the security dimension, stating: “Fraudsters are increasingly using autonomous tools, meaning our defenses must be just as fast and proactive. Agentic AI allows clients to move beyond simple rule-based systems to self-governing fraud defense that learns and adapts in real-time. This ensures innovation in payments is always matched by cutting-edge security.”

i2c’s Vision: Trusted Automation in Practice

These initiatives position i2c as a leading voice in guiding the industry into the era of agentic AI. At its core is a mission to build trusted automation—intelligent systems that combine autonomy with robust guardrails, enabling financial institutions to deliver highly personalized customer experiences while strengthening operational security.

Combined with i2c’s flexible and configurable platform, this approach allows clients to turn theoretical AI potential into measurable outcomes: smarter fraud detection, improved efficiency, and elevated customer engagement across global payments networks.

By actively shaping industry conversations, hosting expert panels, and sharing actionable insights, i2c is demonstrating that the future of autonomous intelligence in fintech is not just aspirational—it’s already underway.