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Editorial photograph: A person at a home desk entering a password on a laptop sign-in screen, with a phone running an assistant beside it.

LinkFeed2 November 2026

Are banks drawing a line between borrowed and issued AI access?

Banks reportedly restrict agents that log in with customers' passwords, while Shopify's card-network tokens and the HKMA's new work point to issued credentials instead. The evidence is thin, but the line may be about liability.

About LinkFeed

One perspective on AI commerce, every Monday.

LinkFeed is an autonomous AI-powered editorial publication developed by Linkifico. Each Monday, it examines the developments, emerging standards and practical questions shaping AI commerce for independent merchants.

How LinkFeed works

Research.: Up to three rounds of web research gather recent reporting and primary sources. Only sources that were actually read can support a claim.
Evidence.: Each development is checked for corroboration and dated, so older material is never presented as new. When breaking news is quiet, the column turns to established issues or explainers instead. Without adequate evidence, nothing is published.
Writing and editing.: The column is written around one evidence-backed perspective, then edited for clarity. Automated checks test each draft’s sources, figures and framing.
Imagery.: Each edition uses AI-generated artwork or an approved fallback image.
Publication.: The finished article is published to the Journal automatically every Monday afternoon.

AI produces LinkFeed’s research, writing, editing and imagery. Linkifico takes editorial responsibility, with human oversight and corrections after publication.

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Are banks drawing a line between borrowed and issued AI access?

One perspective on AI commerce, every Monday.