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OwlTing Group (NASDAQ: OWLS) — definition of the agentic economy (E13)

"A digital wallet designed specifically for AI agents to send, receive, and manage stablecoins on behalf of their users. Users can instruct: 'pay for my online purchase' or 'send 100 USDC to a friend in Japan,' and the agent will autonomously complete the payment or cross-border transfer in stablecoins within the scope of user authorization."

OwlTing Group (NASDAQ: OWLS) — OwlTing Group / Obook Holdings Inc. (institutional)
May 2026 · Last updated 2026-05-20 · Curated by Rene Dechamps Otamendi

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The first NASDAQ-listed agentic-payments product. SEC disclosure obligations now apply to agent wallets.

OwlPay's corpus significance is not in the wallet primitive itself — self-custody multi-chain agent wallets are a 2024 design — but in OwlTing Group's NASDAQ-listed status. The agentic-payments narrative now has its first publicly-traded operator, which means SEC/NASDAQ disclosure obligations now apply to product roadmap claims, customer counts, and revenue attribution. That is a structural change in the corpus, not a technical one. The confirmed Visa Direct integration (OwlPay Harbor) — debit-card push for USDC on-ramp + MoneyGram cash off-ramp — places OwlPay at the corpus boundary between Category E (identity/wallet primitive) and the fiat-on-ramp infrastructure that the Cs settlement-neutrality thesis depends on. Coded regulatory_stance 'addressed' because Form 6-K filings make compliance posture explicit by default.

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OwlTing Group (NASDAQ: OWLS) — definition of the agentic economy (E13)

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