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Anchor Browser adds managed payments for agents through AWS Marketplace

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Anchor Browser with Agentic Payments is now available on AWS Marketplace, AWS said, enabling browser agents to pay for protected pages and APIs through Amazon Bedrock AgentCore payments. The integration handles x402, a protocol that lets a server request payment before delivering a resource. AgentCore checks the session budget and signs payment proof through Coinbase Developer Platform or Stripe Privy; the browser then retries the request once within the same session. Wallet secrets stay outside the agent runtime. Payments are disabled by default, and enabling them authorizes real spending. If the budget is exhausted or payment is rejected, the browser returns the original payment-required response.
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