Sui and Alibaba Cloud are working on an integration that would let autonomous AI agents pay for cloud services one request at a time using stablecoins, within an on-chain budget set by the agent owner. The collaboration was announced at Sui Basecamp in Singapore and is still under development, with no public launch date disclosed.
The setup links Alibaba Cloud services with the Sui Agent Payments framework. Once an owner defines a budget and spending limits, an AI agent can make individual purchases for cloud services or inference calls and settle those charges in stablecoins. The model shifts away from traditional cloud billing by turning each operation into a separate programmable payment.
According to the report, stablecoins are well suited to machine payments because they can move around the clock, settle programmatically, and be divided into very small amounts. In this arrangement, Sui provides the blockchain execution and payment logic around the transactions, while Alibaba Cloud supplies the actual services the agent may need to buy, including compute and other cloud resources.
According to Techub News, Sui and Alibaba Cloud are developing an integration that would allow autonomous AI agents to pay for cloud services on a per-request basis using stablecoins, as long as spending stays within an on-chain budget set by the owner.
Announced at Sui Basecamp in Singapore
The collaboration was announced at Sui Basecamp in Singapore. It remains under development, and no public launch date has been disclosed.
Alibaba Cloud services tied into Sui Agent Payments
The model connects Alibaba Cloud services with the Sui Agent Payments framework. After an AI agent owner sets a budget and spending limits, the agent can make individual cloud service purchases or inference calls and settle the cost in stablecoins.
That setup changes the traditional cloud billing model by making each operation a separate programmable payment.
How the roles are split
The report says stablecoins are particularly suitable for machine payments because they can be transferred 24/7, settled programmatically, and divided into very small amounts.
In this arrangement, Sui provides the blockchain execution and payment logic around those transactions, while Alibaba Cloud provides the actual services agents may need to buy, including compute and other cloud resources.
The report cited Bitcoinist.
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