As Coindesk reported Sunday (April 5), Anvita was unveiled at the Chinese conglomerate’s Real Up summit in Cannes, and represents its investment in an “agent-to-agent” economy, letting bots hold assets and make payments with little to no human input.

According to the report, Anvita is launching with two main products. One is Anvita TaaS (tokenization-as-a-service), which focuses on the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) for institutions, such as custody and treasury tools. The other, Anvita Flow, is a platform where AI agents can connect, coordinate tasks and settle payments in real…