Brian Armstrong said in a post on X that agents now have access to credit lines and can complete work on behalf of users through the x402 protocol. He also congratulated the Vaya AI team on its launch. The update was cited by Odaily as a technology-focused development. No further operational details, rollout timeline, or product metrics were disclosed in the source brief. The announcement centers on two points: agents obtaining credit access and their ability to act for users through x402, alongside confirmation that Vaya AI has gone live.
Brian Armstrong said in a post on X that agents now have credit lines and can complete work on behalf of users through the x402 protocol. He also congratulated the Vaya AI team on its launch.
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