SC Ventures Lab Crawl Panel 4: Policy Rewiring: When AI Moves Money
About the event
About Event AI agents are no longer just recommending payments. With stablecoins and programmable rails, they can initiate and settle them too. That raises questions existing rules weren't written for. What should an agent be allowed to do on its own, when does a human need to approve, and who is accountable when something goes wrong? This session brings together banking, blockchain and regulatory perspectives to look at the permissions, oversight and safeguards needed before agents can be trusted to move real value. On th
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- - From recommend to execute: what changes when an AI agent can actually move money - Delegated authority: spending limits, approved counterparties and the thresholds that should trigger human approval - Know your agent: how agents are identified, authenticated and tied back to the person or business they act for - When things go wrong: liability for errors, fraud or a compromised agent, and what happens when a stablecoin transaction can't be reversed - Compliance by design: building sanctions screening, AML checks and audit trails into the transaction itself - Are current rules fit for purpose, or does agentic finance need a new rulebook?
Speakers: - Rohan Juneja, Product Director, Digital Assets, Standard Chartered Bank - Aishwary Gupta, Global Head of Business, Polygon - Grace Chong, Head, Financial Services Regulation, Drew & Napier - Kenneth Bok, Director, Digital Assets, SC Ventures (Moderator) This panel is one of several sessions at SC Ventures Lab Crawl, a full-day event. Subscribe to our calendar to see the full lineup and RSVP: https://luma.