**[Coinbase Business Expands Payment Features, Supporting AI Agents and USDT Payments]** BlockBeats News, August 12—According to official sources, Coinbase has announced that Coinbase Business is expanding its payment services to provide businesses with more flexible payment collection methods, including support for more customers such as AI agents. A key highlight of this update is the support for payments made by AI agents. As AI agents begin autonomously purchasing digital services, shopping on behalf of users, and even independently executing transactions on the internet, traditional payment infrastructures struggle to meet the demands of such machine-to-machine transactions. Coinbase Business now supports AI agent payments through the open machine-to-machine payment standard x402, with funds instantly settled in USDC to business accounts. Businesses can choose to earn yields on their balances or withdraw funds at any time. Additionally, the Coinbase Business payment suite now fully supports USDT. Businesses can accept USDT via payment links, checkout pages, and invoices, with funds automatically converted to USDC and settled into Coinbase Business accounts. Coinbase Business has also introduced new features such as reusable payment links, flexible pricing, a unified product catalog, and buyer information collection. Businesses can create a single payment link for repeated use, set limits on the number of payments, or pause and deactivate the link as needed. Minimum or maximum payment amounts can also be configured, making it suitable for scenarios like donations, tips, or service-based billing. Furthermore, businesses can input product information into a product catalog once and reuse it across different payment methods, while also collecting customer details such as names, email addresses, and shipping addresses. For businesses new to crypto payments, Coinbase Business offers benefits such as lower fees compared to credit cards, no chargebacks, instant USDC settlement, and the ability to earn yields on idle USDC balances.