ChainThink report, on June 5th, according to internal testing information from WeChat Pay, WeChat Pay is collaborating with the AI agent WorkBuddy to conduct an internal test of the AI Payment feature. This testing phase is currently in the early stage of Tencent's internal development, marking the first implementation of dedicated, per-transaction confirmation for AI agents on a third-party payment platform.

Users can transfer funds into or out of the AI-specific card within the WeChat Wallet interface; the spending limit of the AI-specific card is entirely determined by the balance available in the card.

During the binding process, users must explicitly authorize and bind a specific AI agent. WeChat Pay displays a prompt on the binding page indicating that this card is designated exclusively for use by the AI agent, and even after activation, the user must confirm each transaction before the agent proceeds with payment. The full transaction flow is executed collaboratively between the AI agent and the user.

For example, when purchasing Q Coins, after the internal tester submits a purchase request via the WorkBuddy chat interface, the AI agent will recommend and generate the order;

Once the order status shows "in transaction," the AI agent invokes the AI Payment tool to generate a confirmation link. Upon clicking, the user’s mobile WeChat app will trigger a payment confirmation page, where they verify the amount, enter their password, and complete the deduction.