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Oct 26, 2026
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Welcome to Pay It Forward, a podcast by JPMorgan Payments for JPMorgan Payments.
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Get to know our business and gain a better understanding of where we sit at the intersection of technology and finance.
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Did you know we move nearly $12 trillion globally each day? Through over 170 countries and 120 currencies, at more than 5,000 transactions per second? Join us as we take you inside the stories, technology, and people that make it all happen.
Bria BellHOST
Hi, I'm your host, Bria Bell, Vice President on the Payments Communication Team.
Bria BellHOST
Welcome back to another conversation in our AI mini-series.
Bria BellHOST
Today, we're tuning into an excerpt from a recent global town hall conversation featuring Laurie Schwartz, CFO of Payments, formerly Global Head of Treasury Services, and Josh Pope, our Global Head of Operations for JPMorgan Payments.
Bria BellHOST
Together, they explore how AI is already transforming J.P. Morgan Payment's business at scale.
Bria BellHOST
From processing millions of transactions each day to improving straight-through processing, reducing manual work, and creating new capacity for growth.
SanaHOST
Okay, listeners, let me give you something to imagine.
SanaHOST
A truck sits in the yard with a payment attached to it.
SanaHOST
The work is coming in.
SanaHOST
It's just normal.
16 MINS LATER
Rob MisheloffGUEST
And for example, if they have a calculator on their website and it only has one rate, Right.
Rob MisheloffGUEST
That's a company to be very careful of because they're only telling you the best rate.
Rob MisheloffGUEST
Here's the trick is the worst credit people and the best credit people on a five year loan, which is the vast majority of the loans for financing, the payment's going to be doubled.
Rob MisheloffGUEST
So if the company or the company's calculators or marketing materials say, okay, the best credit is going to be, call it $1,000 a month for a $50,000 thingamajig.
Joel WaldmanHOST
The brother, Sam, initially maintained his story during interviews.
Joel WaldmanHOST
He later requested payment from The New York Times.
Joel WaldmanHOST
So is it all about money? The New York Times says we didn't pay him.
Joel WaldmanHOST
The newspaper declined to pay him.
Farnoosh TorabiHOST
And I don't want you to forget that.
Farnoosh TorabiHOST
Set up an automatic transfer so at least some of that former payment that was going towards the car, that was going towards the credit cards, now starts going towards your savings or investing.
Farnoosh TorabiHOST
Let the inheritance now improve your monthly finances as well.
Farnoosh TorabiHOST
So what to do with the remaining money before investing it? Think about what you'll need it for and when.
7 MINS LATER
Farnoosh TorabiHOST
Someone accidentally sent me money.
Farnoosh TorabiHOST
Why should I not send it back right away or at all? Okay, this question has been generating a lot of confusion in the Reddit money conversations.
Farnoosh TorabiHOST
So, you know, payments are very difficult to reverse.
Farnoosh TorabiHOST
And they tell you that before you hit send.
Scott LutonHOST
But this quarter, we're doing something a little bit differently.
Scott LutonHOST
We're going to be doing our analysis before the index's official release, and we're going to be doing that with members of the U.S. Bank Freight Payment Advisory Council in the room with us for the live stream.
Scott LutonHOST
You heard that right.
Scott LutonHOST
Pressure's on.
Scott LutonHOST
and we invite you to join us.
Scott LutonHOST
You can find details on the U.S. Bank Strategic Alliance Partner page at supplychainnow.com forward slash U.S. Bank.
Scott LutonHOST
And if you can't be there on the 21st, you can download the Freight Payment Index via the link we're dropping in the comments.
Scott LutonHOST
You can also get it at freight.usbank.com. All right, so David, I am delighted that we're going to be featuring a special guest here today.
EricHOST
Or any
SarahHOST
sort of payment method beyond cash.
EricHOST
That's right.
EricHOST
He could not have possibly known that Steele and Laura had arrived there when they did if he didn't know it in advance.
Nic DanuHOST
I'm your host, Nic Danu, certified yoga therapist, mentor of yoga teachers, Yin Yoga teacher trainer, and total Yin Yoga geek.
Nic DanuHOST
If you have a crush on Yin Yoga and are ready to dive deep, then you're in the right place.
Nic DanuHOST
Here, myself and my guests will discuss all things yin yoga, including anatomy, philosophy, traditional Chinese medicine, meditation, Taoism, teaching tips, and so much more.
Nic DanuHOST
You can expect these conversations to be long format, informal, low-fi and delightfully imperfect.
Nic DanuHOST
So whether you are a yoga teacher or a yin yoga student, I welcome you to the inside.
Thami NdlalaGUEST
I'll come back to highlight this 204,000.
Thami NdlalaGUEST
Now, when we get to that particular point, she suggests that she's willing to do what? Pay.
Thami NdlalaGUEST
Pay.
Thami NdlalaGUEST
for this watch.
Thami NdlalaGUEST
Now, I say to the police guys, we will actually, let's conditionally withdraw these charges to allow for a possible sacrament.
HuiaHOST
Like that ties in so true to your art as well.
HuiaHOST
With your single that's come out, Pay Later, I'd like to talk a little bit about this.
HuiaHOST
I think this track is really, really cool because of how on the nose it is.
HuiaHOST
Your leading lyric, what's the price of life? is a really interesting concept and I really love how your lyrics speak on capitalism in such a sarcastic way.
LukeGUEST
It's based in manipulating and exploiting other people in your own way of getting up.
LukeGUEST
So basically, you have to step on other people to be able to get up higher, which I kind of see as an unfair, unjust way of structuring an entire monetary system.
LukeGUEST
Pay later, especially.
LukeGUEST
I kind of use capitalism as a metaphor within itself.
DariusHOST
I'm Darius, and I'm walking you through this week's AI news the way an operator actually uses it, not as a pile of headlines.
DariusHOST
Lead story: Mastercard opens Agent Pay for machines so AI agents can pay for services on a budget.
DariusHOST
On Tuesday at Cloudflare Connect, Mastercard opened Agent Pay for machines early access, giving developers buyer and seller APIs, a toolkit, a sandbox, and documentation to build agent-to-agent commerce.
DariusHOST
It builds on X.402, an open protocol that lets a paid service reply four-oh-two payment required.
DariusHOST
The agent then answers with a digitally signed payment voucher that stays inside the budget and permissions a business approved.
DariusHOST
Business AI tip of the day.
DariusHOST
Give every AI agent a budget before you give it a wallet.
DariusHOST
Mastercard's Agent Pay for machines shows where client automation is heading.
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