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How digital cash can benefit your AI agent?

This firechat explores how better payment infrastructure can help your agent do more with less friction. The discussion looks at why fast settlement, low-cost transactions, wallet flows, and machine-to-machine payments matter when software is making decisions in real time. With Tobias Ruck from the eCash dev team, the session focuses on the practical benefit for end users: a more capable agent, smoother execution, and better infrastructure for autonomous financial actions.

May 21st 4:00 PM CEST | 10:00 AM ET | 7:00 AM PT

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What this workshop covers

How digital cash can make your AI agent more capable

Your AI agent needs more than intelligence. It also needs a way to move value. This session explores how digital cash can help your agent operate with more independence through payments, settlement, and wallet-based actions.

Why fast, low-cost transactions matter for automation

When your agent acts in real time, slow or expensive settlement creates friction. The discussion looks at how faster finality and lower costs can make automated strategies more efficient and more practical to run.

What your agent could do with a real money layer

From paying for services to handling trading flows and machine-to-machine transactions, the session explores what becomes possible when your agent can send, receive, and settle value on its own.

What builders and end users should test first

A practical look at the first useful experiments, the most realistic use cases, and what could make this technology genuinely valuable for people using AI agents in the real world.

Speakers

Meet the speakers

Tobias Ruck

Tobias Ruck

Dev Team · eCash

Tobias Ruck is an award-winning software developer and entrepreneur in the digital assets space. He is the CTO of TixTown.com and works as a developer for eCash (XEC). Holds a B.Sc in Applied Computer Science from DHBW Stuttgart, he worked on Bitcoin Cash, at the German Aerospace Center, and at Hewlett-Packard.