Ant Digital Technologies, the blockchain arm of Ant Group, officially launched its new platform, Anvita, at the Real Up summit in Cannes. The platform’s core objective is to drive the "agent-to-agent economy," enabling AI agents to replace human intervention in holding assets, executing trades, and processing payments.
Anvita currently consists of two primary products. Anvita TaaS (Tokenization-as-a-Service) focuses on providing institutional-grade tokenization for real-world assets (RWA), including custody and financial management tools. The second product, Anvita Flow, is a dedicated collaboration platform where AI agents can register, connect, coordinate tasks, and utilize stablecoins for real-time settlement.
Advancing the On-Chain Agent Economy
"Pure RWA is merely 'static infrastructure' for digital assets," said Bian Zhuoqun, President of Blockchain at Ant Digital Technologies, during the launch. "The real transformation lies in moving toward an on-chain agent economy, where autonomous agents don't just analyze data—they directly hold assets, execute transactions, and optimize investment portfolios."
Anvita Flow integrates the x402 protocol, co-developed by Coinbase and Cloudflare, which enables stablecoin payments directly via HTTP. This allows AI agents on the platform to execute sub-cent, near-instant transactions, bypassing the cumbersome processes of traditional billing systems, subscription models, or manual approvals.
Furthermore, the system features an integrated Agent Store, offering modules across sectors such as data collection, financial analysis, and gaming. Developers can list custom agents, and the platform currently supports mainstream development frameworks like OpenClaw and Claude Code, while providing flexible hosting options.
As AI adoption deepens across the business landscape, Ant Digital Technologies is positioning itself to capture the emerging market for autonomous AI trading. While the scale of applications in this field remains in its infancy, tech giants including Visa, Coinbase, and Google have already begun laying the groundwork for AI payment systems. Through Anvita, Ant Digital Technologies is demonstrating the vast potential of AI agents in resource allocation, custodial trading, and micropayment settlement.
