NCUA Deregulation: What the Twelfth Round Would Change
NCUA deregulation proposals would change bond approvals, incidental-powers applications and CLF rules. What would change, and what would remain?
At Money20/20 USA, AI agents met old questions about trust and control. Here is what the speakers, product launches and award winners actually showed.
At Money20/20 USA, PayPal CEO Enrique Lores described a checkout where an AI agent buys for a person and may deal with another agent working for the merchant. The merchant has to know the buyer can pay. The buyer has to know the merchant is real. For a credit union, there is another question: if software makes the choice, who can show the member what it was allowed to do?
That question ran through the October 18–21, 2026, show in Las Vegas. Executives talked about agent-led commerce and digital assets; companies announced ways to fund, screen and secure payments; judges recognized startups and partnerships tackling different parts of the financial system. The details mattered more than the future-of-money slogans.
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