i2c Inc., a global financial technology innovator, is actively participating in industry discussions, with its leadership offering insights into how Agentic AI is influencing automation, risk management, and customer engagement across the worldwide payments sector.
i2c executives have been sharing their perspectives on autonomous intelligence’s role in reshaping financial services. The discussions began on November 17, when Amir Wain, i2c’s Founder and Chief Executive Officer, appeared on The EDC Podcast – Leaders in Payments & FinTech, hosted by Edgar, Dunn & Company. The podcast focused on agentic commerce and how intelligent, autonomous systems are fundamentally altering automation, decisioning, and customer engagement in global payments.
Amir Wain stated, “Agentic AI represents the next phase of applied intelligence in financial services; one defined by autonomy, accountability, and measurable value. Our focus is on translating this potential into practical innovation for clients, helping institutions achieve smarter automation without compromising trust.”
Following this, Wain is scheduled to join Matthew Pearce, Vice President of Fraud Risk Management & Dispute Operations at i2c, for a Cornerstone Advisors roundtable titled, “Agentic AI: What’s Real and What’s Not Heading into 2026.” This event will take place on December 3 at 2:00 p.m. ET. The conversation will be moderated by Ron Shevlin, Managing Director at Cornerstone Advisors, and will also feature insights from Stuart Cook, Industry Partner at Stack Asset Management. Panelists are expected to explore high-impact use cases, strategies for reducing service costs while improving personalization, and the ethical and organizational considerations as AI decision-making becomes increasingly autonomous.
Matthew Pearce commented on the security implications, stating, “Fraudsters are increasingly using autonomous tools, meaning our defenses must be just as fast and proactive. Agentic AI allows clients to move beyond simple rule-based systems to self-governing fraud defense that learns and adapts in real-time. This is how we ensure that innovation in payments is always matched by superior, cutting-edge security.”
These engagements collectively highlight i2c’s position as a voice guiding the financial industry into the Agentic AI era. The company’s work aims to build trusted automation through intelligent systems equipped with appropriate autonomy, guardrails, and infrastructure to enhance customer experiences and assist financial institutions in servicing their clientele more effectively. i2c’s platform, known for its flexibility and configurability, supports clients in transitioning from theoretical discussions to practical applications, bolstering their fraud strategies and delivering personalized customer experiences.
