Razorpay rolls out B2B agent marketplace
13 Mar 2026, 06:05 PMThe product -- Agent Studio -- also has a feature called "Build Your Agent", which allows businesses to create AI agents using natural language prompts.
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Razorpay has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) agent marketplace called Agent Studio that helps businesses build and manage payment infrastructure using Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK.
The fintech major announced the "world's first agent studio" during the company's flagship event FTX'2026.
The Razorpay Agent Studio is a business agent marketplace and builder platform for payments and business banking. It provides access to purpose-built agents that can provide insights into the company's revenue flows, handle challenges such as failed payments, and settle disputes.
It has announced production-ready agents such as Abandoned Cart Conversion Agent, Dispute Responder Agent, Subscription Recovery Agent, and Cashflow Forecaster Agent during the initial rollout.
"With the launch of the world’s first Agent Studio for payments, we’re enabling companies to deploy AI agents that can understand and monitor their revenue flows, resolve payment issues, and unlock insights across billions of transactions in real time," said Harshil Mathur, cofounder and CEO of Razorpay.
The product also has a feature called "Build Your Agent", which allows businesses to create AI agents using natural language prompts.
Last month, Razorpay and National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) announced the launch of Agentic Payments on Claude, which allows an AI agent to automatically make payments on the user's behalf.
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