Omise, a prominent provider of online payment solutions in the Asia-Pacific region, has unveiled Omise MCP, a new infrastructure that allows AI agents to autonomously manage financial tasks. This development enables businesses to connect AI systems to over 60 Omise payment tools securely, without the need for custom API integrations.
The introduction of Omise MCP signifies a shift from passive payment gateways to intelligent, automated financial systems. Jun Hasegawa, Founder and CEO of Omise, stated, “With Omise MCP, we’re not just enabling AI to observe payments, we’re enabling it to operate them.” This innovation allows AI agents to execute complex financial tasks such as transaction management, refunds, and operational reporting autonomously.
Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), Omise MCP provides a secure, two-way integration for AI agents and large language models (LLMs) to interact with payment systems. This infrastructure ensures financial-grade reliability, as emphasised by Amborish Acharya, Group Chief Technology Officer of Omise, who noted that the foundation is “secure, predictable, and fault-tolerant at scale.”
Omise MCP offers access to a comprehensive suite of payment tools, allowing AI agents to perform actions like accepting payments across various platforms and automating time-intensive tasks. This advancement marks a significant step towards a future where payments are not only digital but also intelligent and adaptive.
Founded in 2013, Omise operates in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, and the United States, and is recognised among the top 25 payment processors in the US. The company remains committed to fostering an inclusive and sustainable digital economy through secure and innovative solutions.
