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Join us for this PayTech Women North Texas Chapter LinkUp!
Agentic Commerce
Join our PayTech Women fireside chat to discuss the trust layer - identity, consent, auditability and what changes when agents initiate transactions. During this event, we will talk about how agent-initiated transactions challenge assumptions around authentication, authorization and liability. The guardrails: agent identity & trust, permissions/consent and transaction auditability and what the ecosystem needs to align on before scale (risk ownership, standards, governance)
What's In It For You: - Gain an understanding of what Agentic Commerce is
- Learn how agentic Commerce can benefit the payments industry
Speakers:  Mousumi Chatterjee
Director
Bank of America
Mousumi Chatterjee is a Director at Bank of America, based in Plano, Texas. Her team supports enterprise scale Payment gateway product initiatives at the intersection of risk management, data and technology, partnering closely with cross functional teams and vendors to deliver scalable omni channel solutions. Mousumi has been with Bank of America for 24 years leading large transformations in Consumer Banking, Payments and Merger and acquisitions. She leads the third party alternate payment models including Marketplace and Payment Facilitators strategy for the Bank. From an Agentic Commerce perspective, she is part of several Industry forums and the product strategy Go To Market leader for the Bank.
 Robert McMillon
Director
Bank of America Merchant Services
Robert McMillon is a Director at Bank of America Merchant Services, where his SECURE team builds the products that keep merchants safe: encryption, tokenization, fraud tools, PCI compliance, and data compromise response. Over nearly 30 years in payments and security, Rob has held product and security leadership roles at Visa, Verifone, Elavon, and RSA. He is a member of Bank of America's agentic commerce working group and one of the organization's leading internal experts on the intersection of security and autonomous commerce.
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