Jeeves2026-09-29 15:22:08Jeeves raises $110 million in Series C led by CoinFund to expand crypto pushMiami-based fintech company Jeeves Inc. has raised $110 million from investors and plans to use the capital to widen its business footprint, according to a Bloomberg report cited by BlockBeats. The company said the funding will support several product and market expansion efforts, including the launch of a stablecoin wallet, the rollout of AI agents, and the addition of instant payments in more countries. The round was structured as a Series C financing and was led by CoinFund. Other participants included AllianceBernstein, Coinbase Ventures, and Andreessen Horowitz, also known as a16z. The funding highlights Jeeves’ plan to deepen its crypto-related offerings while also building out payment capabilities across a broader international market.200
Cloudflare2026-08-04 13:04:45Cloudflare rolls out AI agent identity system and stablecoin walletCloudflare has introduced a set of tools aimed at AI agents, including an identity product called cloudflare.id and a wallet service designed to hold funds these agents can use for payments. The company said the products are meant to support what it describes as "agentic commerce," a model in which AI assistants can shop and transact online on behalf of users. With cloudflare.id, an AI agent can carry a permanent and verifiable online identity, giving merchants a way to check whether that agent is acting for a real user. Cloudflare also said the wallet can be funded through bank transfers, with balances converted into a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin for purchases. To reduce the risk of uncontrolled spending, the wallet includes guardrails such as spending caps and merchant whitelists, allowing users to define where and how much an AI agent can spend. Cloudflare said today’s HTML-based web was largely built for humans, while an AI-era internet may shift toward machine-friendly information structures that help agents retrieve information and complete transactions more efficiently, according to Fortune.1700
K-Bank2026-07-22 15:10:14South Korea's K-Bank Files 13 Stablecoin Wallet Trademarks, Signaling Digital Asset PushSouth Korean online bank K-Bank, known for its partnership with Upbit, has filed 13 trademark applications for wallet names including KSC Wallet and KBank Wallet. The move suggests the bank is preparing fiat-pegged token products and deeper integration with crypto markets.1810
KBank2026-07-22 10:00:13South Korean Neobank KBank Files 13 Stablecoin Wallet Trademarks Ahead of IPOKBank has filed 13 trademark applications for stablecoin wallets, including KSC Wallet and KSTA Wallet. The move comes as the neobank prepares for its third IPO attempt on March 5, 2026, aiming to fund digital asset expansion. It also partners with Thailand's Kasikorn Bank for cross-border stablecoin solutions.1910