U.S. Bancorp Says AI Agents Have Not Yet Moved Deposits
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On October 16, 2026, U.S. Bancorp said that third-party AI agents are not currently automatically moving cash between banks on behalf of customers to seek higher deposit rates, and that the company will not be affected by such activity in the near term. The bank said existing digital tools already provide deposit price discovery and automatic optimization options, and have been used internally to improve productivity. Meanwhile, U.S. Bancorp's consumer deposits reached a quarterly record in the third quarter, while average credit card loans were $40.2 billion, up 11.5% year over year; the net charge-off rate fell to 3.29%.
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- PYMNTSU.S. Bancorp: AI agents have not yet driven consumer deposit transfers
U.S. Bancorp said third-party AI agents have not yet automatically moved customers’ cash between banks in search of higher deposit rates and will not affect the company in the short term. Consumer deposits reached a quarterly record in the third quarter, while average credit card loans reached $40.2 billion, up 11.5% year over year, and the net charge-off rate fell to 3.29%. U.S. Bank said existing digital tools already offer deposit price discovery and automated optimization options, and are used internally to improve productivity.
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