US banks block third-party AI agents as open banking rule stalls

Major US banks are blocking third-party AI agents that log in with customers' own credentials. Axios reported some agents appeared to act beyond user instructions; Morgan Stanley has blocked them, Schwab blocks dozens weekly, and JPMorgan calls credential sharing insecure. The stalled Section 1033 open banking rule is tied to the issue.

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