Thank you @circle and @arc for putting machine payments on the stage with TLAY. Today at AI Infra Summit, we showed machines autonomously paying for power and compute in USDC on Arc. Tomorrow, Economic OS goes live. The open agentic economy is moving from software agents to physical machines. We’re ready🦾🦾

We’re grateful to @circle and @arc for giving TLAY the opportunity to bring machine payments to the keynote stage at AI Infra Summit 2026. It is an opportunity with enormous possibilities. Physical AI can already perceive, reason and act. But autonomous machines still depend on humans and centralized platforms to access economic services. What infrastructure would allow a physical machine to participate independently in the economy? It needs: → Verifiable identity → Programmable permissions → Trusted proof of physical work → Programmable payments and settlement At AI Infra Summit, TLAY Co-Founder Leo Lin @linyao01 will present “Building the Economic Infrastructure for Physical AI.” Through an autonomous charging example, Leo will demonstrate how TLAY’s BoAT Machine Wallet connects physical machines with Circle Agent Stack, USDC and nanopayments, with Arc’s Economic OS supporting programmable coordination and settlement. Identity → Policy → Work → Proof → Payment → Settlement This is the path from a connected device to an independent economic participant. Thank you again to Circle and Arc for recognizing the potential of machine payments and creating this opportunity for TLAY. September 15, 2026 1:15–1:30 PM Expo Theater 2 Santa Clara Convention Center Meet TLAY at AI Infra Summit:

The open agentic economy will extend beyond software agents into physical machines. With USDC as programmable money and @arc as the economic OS, TLAY gives machines the wallets, permissions, and execution layer to participate autonomously in that economy.

Two machines. One live energy price. One conditional USDC payment. Our demo pairs an @arkreen_network eCandle with a Bitaxe miner. Every 10 seconds, the miner evaluates the price and, when the economics work, authorizes nanopayments on-device and settles on Arc Testnet. Read the @arc showcase: