Juspay flags AI-agent payments push as Maruti Suzuki and Decathlon use its platform
Juspay says it processes 350 million transactions a day and is building payment infrastructure for AI agents, with Maruti Suzuki and Decathlon among brands using its digital-payments stack.
What happened
Juspay’s business-development head outlined its AI-agent payments strategy, 350 million daily transaction scale, and global ambitions. The India fintech unicorn
Key facts
- 12 years
- 350 million transactions per day
- 2026
Why this matters
Retail, payments, and commerce-platform buyers should monitor Juspay as a potential partner or target in agentic checkout, particularly where secure authorization and transaction completion are strategic gaps.
What to watch
- Named production launches enabling an AI assistant to initiate and complete a payment rather than merely redirecting users to checkout.
- UPI, RBI, card-network or bank guidance on delegated payments, agent authorization, recurring mandates and dispute liability.
- Transaction-volume disclosures tied specifically to AI-agent or conversational commerce flows.
- Maruti Suzuki or Decathlon adding agent-led booking, cart, service or loyalty-payment journeys.
- Major commerce platforms and payment rivals introducing comparable agent-payment APIs or standards.
- Evidence that merchants are changing product feeds, promotion systems and inventory APIs to accommodate AI-shopping agents.
- Launch merchant APIs for agent identity, delegated payment mandates, transaction limits and auditable consent records.
- Partner with banks, card networks and UPI ecosystem participants on agent-specific authentication and liability rules.
- Package product catalog, inventory, promotion and payment orchestration capabilities for retailers building AI shopping assistants.
- Use Maruti Suzuki and Decathlon deployments as reference cases for vertical-specific agentic payment workflows.
- Invest in fraud detection tuned to non-human buying behavior, including anomalous agent actions, merchant spoofing and repeated authorization attempts.