Shopify plans Shop Pay purchases through Meta's Muse agent

Published Monday, September 21, 2026 · 9:09 PM EDT

Shopify plans to let Meta's Muse personal AI agent complete purchases at Shopify-powered stores through Shop Pay, The Wall Street Journal reported. The integration would move Muse beyond product assistance into one-tap checkout on a large merchant platform, allowing users to delegate the transaction itself. The plan has not yet been described as launched, and the bounded report supplies no rollout date or eligibility details.

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