Accels Launches Platform to Power Agentic Economy

SINGAPORE, Sept. 8, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Accels, a new platform aiming to power the agentic economy, has launched with a vision to integrate AI infrastructure and financial services into a single, streamlined solution. The company believes this approach will enable businesses and developers to build, scale, and monetize AI applications more efficiently.

Accels is positioned at the forefront of a significant shift in the AI landscape. As artificial intelligence evolves from static chatbots to autonomous agents capable of planning, acting, and transacting independently, Accels has identified tokens as the key economic unit of this new era. Tokens will increasingly replace traditional payment methods, with Goldman Sachs Research predicting a 24-fold growth in global AI token consumption by 2030.

The platform's product suite spans three critical areas essential for the full lifecycle of building and running AI agents: 1. AI Model Routing: This feature connects developers and businesses to leading large language models, covering 15 major international and domestic Chinese model providers and 150+ AI models. 2. Token Lending & Financial Products: These include payment terms for token usage and compute credit lines, which provide businesses with the necessary AI compute and token capacity to scale without large upfront cash outlays. 3. Merchant Acquiring: This service enables businesses to accept payments seamlessly, manage billing intelligently, and expand globally through a unified platform.

Accels is headquartered in Singapore and is focused on building AI infrastructure for the agentic economy. By combining deep financial services experience with AI infrastructure, Accels aims to offer inclusive and accessible financial products that help businesses and developers participate in and benefit from the growth of AI agents and the token economy that powers them.

The company sees itself as a catalyst in the transition from traditional AI models to autonomous agents. As these agents become more prevalent and operate continuously, they are expected to consume far more tokens than individual human users. Accels believes this shift will define the next decade of AI infrastructure and financial services.

While Accels is at the early stages of its journey, the market forecasts and the company’s product offerings suggest a promising future. The platform’s ability to address the unique economic needs of autonomous AI agents could position it as a key player in this emerging sector.