Fetch.AI Launches Full Agentic Infrastructure With Your Personal AI
In brief
- Fetch.AI built full-stack infrastructure enabling AI agents to autonomously execute tasks like booking flights and negotiating deals without human input.
- Your Personal AI (ASI:One), launched November 2025, is a customizable agentic large language model for multi-step task completion.
- Agentverse marketplace hosts 2.7 million agents by mid-2026, enabling collaboration and transactions across travel, retail, and finance sectors.
- AI-to-AI payments rolled out December 2025, allowing agents to settle transactions using USDC and FET on-chain.
- May 2026 Agent Launch platform on BNB Chain lets AI agents autonomously create and trade their own tokens.
Infrastructure for autonomous transactions
Fetch.AI's infrastructure enables agents to book flights, compare prices, negotiate deals, and pay each other without human intervention. This represents a shift from traditional AI systems that simply respond to prompts. Instead, agents actively execute multi-step workflows. Your Personal AI doesn't just search for information—it can interact with verified brand agents on Agentverse to complete complex tasks end-to-end.
The scale is significant. By mid-2026, Agentverse reportedly hosts up to 2.7 million agents, functioning as an app store for autonomous AI rather than traditional software applications.
Payments and token autonomy
In December 2025, Fetch.AI rolled out the first AI-to-AI payments for real-world transactions, allowing agents to settle payments using on-chain assets like USDC and FET. This infrastructure removes friction from agent-to-agent commerce.
The platform expanded further in May 2026. Fetch.AI introduced the Agent Launch platform on BNB Chain, allowing AI agents to autonomously create and trade their own tokens. This mechanic lets agents issue their own cryptocurrencies, potentially enabling new economic models where autonomous systems generate and manage their own capital.
The Fetch.AI alliance
Fetch.AI was founded in 2017 by Humayun Sheikh, who is also notable as an early investor in DeepMind. The company's trajectory accelerated in 2024 when Fetch.AI merged with SingularityNET and Ocean Protocol to form the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance. This merger consolidated three projects tackling different pieces of decentralized AI: agent coordination (Fetch.AI), AI marketplace and reasoning (SingularityNET), and data sharing (Ocean Protocol).
FET serves as a payment rail within the agent ecosystem, a staking mechanism, and potentially a base pair for agent-issued tokens. This positioning gives the token utility across multiple layers of the infrastructure.
