Dunamu and Visa announced a strategic partnership around stablecoin and AI-based next-gen payments, unveiled by Dunamu CEO Oh Kyung-suk and Visa global president Oliver Jenkyn in San Francisco. The scope covers stablecoin-based payments and global remittance broadly, no specific product structure confirmed yet, they're planning to develop it step-by-step depending on how the regulatory framework shapes up. Notably, they're also exploring business models built on OUSD, the Open Standard consortium's dollar stablecoin, the same one that landed 13 Korean companies on its partner list back in June, several of whom said they'd never formally agreed to join. The AI angle is the more forward-looking piece: combining AI with stablecoin settlement infrastructure, specifically looking at "agentic commerce," AI agents autonomously searching, purchasing, and paying on a user's behalf, and the payment infrastructure that would require.