Gate News message, April 24 — OristaPay, a brand operating under RD Technologies, announced a complete payment pathway enabling AI agents to execute transactions within the Telegram ecosystem during the Hong Kong Web3 Festival. The system allows users to trigger digital asset transactions through natural language interactions without leaving the chat interface.
During a live demonstration, an AI agent powered by BytePlus processed a service request, interpreted user intent, and initiated payment through OristaPay’s channel. The transaction was completed instantly using USDT on the TON blockchain network. The platform’s infrastructure is built on five core financial capabilities: receivables, payables, deposits, remittances, and wealth management, creating a unified ecosystem bridging blockchain assets with commercial use cases.
OristaPay provides developers with standardized interfaces to integrate payment functionalities into AI applications with minimal complexity. The platform operates under Hong Kong’s regulatory framework, positioning it as a secure solution for enterprises transitioning to Web3-based commerce. The initiative aims to address limitations of traditional payment gateways by combining large language models, blockchain infrastructure, and social platforms into a single financial ecosystem.
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