JPMorgan and Wall Street Giants Block AI Agents Over Security Fears

Wall Street has discovered a new kind of customer it doesn’t particularly want: artificial intelligence (AI) software or agents capable of logging into bank accounts and moving money without a human touching the keyboard. JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup and other financial heavyweights are tightening restrictions on third-party AI agents, with unauthorized transactions firmly in their crosshairs. The crackdown exposes a growing problem for traditional banking: Machines can increasingly operate at financial speed, but banks still depend on security systems designed around human behavior, passwords, and approvals. Reports published this week describe how major U.S.

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