AI agents are becoming a major problem for commerce. AI agents are flooding commerce, but there is no standard way to verify who an agent represents or whether it is authorized to act. In other words, unsecure software is spending large amounts of money on behalf of humans and institutions, with the AI agent market set exceed $53 billion by 2030. In June, Stripe reported that 70% of commands used to access data through its API now come from AI agents. As a result, Visa, Mastercard and American Express all launched agent commerce protocols in the last year. Furthermore, Shopify has turned on agentic sales channels by default for ~1 million merchants. Straightforward, secure transactions are becoming harder to identify.