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Checkout.com adopts OpenAI backed ACP for merchants

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10 Dec, 2025
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Rachel St Clair
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10 Dec, 2025
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Global digital payments company, Checkout.com announced it will support Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP), as research suggests Australians are highly open to AI-assisted shopping.
Checkout.com adopts OpenAI backed ACP for merchants
Checkout.com’s Head of Commercial APAC, Monique Biady (right) says Australian consumers adopt digital innovation quickly, and agentic commerce will be no different. Background picture generated

Global digital payments company, Checkout.com announced it will support Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP), as research suggests Australians are highly open to AI-assisted shopping.

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