This topic covers the intersection of agentic AI and crypto-native payment infrastructure—how autonomous agents, stablecoin settlement rails (such as Rhino.fi), and specialized payment tooling are reshaping B2B and consumer payments. Agentic payments refers to AI systems that observe, decide and act across software and ledger interfaces to execute multi-step payment workflows (initiation, routing, reconciliation, exception handling) with minimal human intervention. Rhino.fi and similar stablecoin settlement services illustrate the shift toward programmable, low-latency settlement layers that can integrate with these agentic workflows. Relevance (as of 2026-03-20): enterprises and fintechs pursuing faster cross-border settlement, tighter cash management and automated reconciliation are combining AI agents with stablecoin rails while regulators press for stronger KYC/AML, auditability and operational security. That convergence makes agent marketplaces, agent frameworks, regulatory compliance tooling and AI security governance central to production deployments. Key tools and roles: Adept (ACT-1) demonstrates agentic models that learn to operate within existing software UIs and APIs; Kore.ai provides an enterprise-grade platform to build, orchestrate and observe multi-agent workflows with governance controls; Lindy and StackAI supply no-code/low-code frameworks for creating and governing autonomous agents; Anakin.ai offers a library of prebuilt AI apps that can accelerate content, reconciliation and reporting components. Together these categories support end-to-end solutions: agent marketplaces for reusable capabilities, frameworks for orchestration, compliance tools to satisfy AML/KYC and reporting requirements, and security governance for policy enforcement and auditability. This overview emphasizes practical integration challenges—regulatory alignment, audit trails, secure keys and fail-safe controls—over hype, framing agentic payments and stablecoin settlement as a maturing stack requiring cross-disciplinary tooling and governance.