AllScale and TinyFish launch a $2 million accelerator to support AI agent developers in monetizing their applications

Gate News Report, March 12 — Self-custody stablecoin digital bank AllScale announced a $2 million accelerator program in partnership with TinyFish. The project aims to deliver payment infrastructure to top AI agent developers, providing technical support and commercialization opportunities.

AllScale stated that developers can now quickly turn industry knowledge into AI products or AI agents using tools like Claude Code and Codex, with early product development possibly taking only a few hours. However, AI agents still face two major bottlenecks: the inability to freely access information and use functions on the internet, and the inability to freely make payments and receive funds. TinyFish and AllScale offer solutions for entrepreneurs, including an AI browser access plan and self-custody digital banking and payment processing solutions.

Each founder in the accelerator will gain direct access to the AllScale platform to quickly monetize their applications. AllScale encourages developers building real-time network applications to apply; the accelerator is now accepting rolling applications.

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