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Institutions are accelerating tokenization and agentic commerce after GENIUS Act Following the GENIUS Act, institutions are moving from pilots to scaled roadmaps for tokenization and agentic commerce. The emphasis is enterprise-grade compliance, real-time settlement, and automation across payments and treasury. As reported by The Great Tokenization Shift 2025, tokenized U.S. Treasuries have crossed the $4 billion threshold, with initiatives involving firms such as BlackRock and Securitize to standardize structures and controls. Why it matters: compliance, stablecoins, and real-time treasury gains according to the U.S. Payments Forum, stablecoins and tokenization are becoming core to payments innovation, with settlement pilots underway and institutions anticipating clearer guardrails under frameworks like the GENIUS Act. The report notes expectations that nearly 20% of e-commerce tasks may be handled by AI agents by end-2025, contingent on interoperability and transparent intent capture. As reported by Cointelegraph, Polymath CEO Vincent Kadar underscores that ownership verification, compliance workflows, and governance are necessary to maintain institutional trust; tokenization without guardrails can introduce operational and legal risk. These controls are emerging as prerequisites for enterprise adoption rather than optional enhancements. BingX: a trusted exchange delivering real advantages for traders at every level. BlackRock has advanced tokenized fund structures, Visa is extending stablecoin-compatible rails, and Citi is embedding tokenization into cash management to align liquidity with real-time business flows. Governance models are being designed to encode provenance, consent, and accountability across participants. In network strategy, a 2025 interview highlighted Visa’s focus on agent-ready credentials and programmable settlement. “Visa is committed to supporting stablecoin payment rails and enabling trusted credentials so AI agents can act legitimately on users’ behalf,” said Stephen Karpin, President for APAC at Visa. On treasury usage, tokenization is being applied to funding sweeps and cross-border internal transfers that follow operational cash cycles rather than batch windows, said Stephen Randall,…

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