Alipay AHA Multi-Terminal Agent Interconnection Solution Wins World Internet Conference "New Glory" Scenario Award

On November 2, the 2026 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit opened. Alipay's AHA (Agent Hub Access) multi-terminal agent interconnection solution won the "Xinyao" Scenario Award. This award focuses on examining the practical effectiveness and replicability value of digital and intelligent technology implementation, and is an important recognition on the industrial application side at the summit.

This batch of 20 award-winning solutions covers multiple fields including finance, manufacturing, urban governance, and embodied intelligence. As Alipay's pioneering multi-agent cross-terminal interconnection solution, AHA focuses on breaking down agent ecosystem silos, supporting cross-brand and cross-terminal agent collaboration on tasks, with each party's boundaries remaining non-interfering. At a time when agents are accelerating toward deployment, this is a key step in agents' evolution from single-point intelligence to collaborative intelligence.

Connecting the fulfillment chain: building a cross-terminal agent protocol foundation

Currently, most agents operate as independent systems and can complete interaction tasks on their own, but they lack standardized collaboration pathways, making cross-brand and cross-terminal coordination difficult and complex business processes hard to link together.

AHA uses the Alipay App as the anchor for accounts and capabilities, and relies on the open-source A2A, MCP, and A2UI protocols to build a three-layer interconnection protocol system. It connects the invocation pathways between agents of different brands and terminals, and exports Alipay's government services, transportation, healthcare, and life services capabilities to terminals such as phones, car infotainment systems, smart glasses, and large-model Apps. Through technologies such as domain-based authorization, data isolation, and on-device encryption, it ensures that each party's boundaries remain independent and non-interfering, balancing open interconnection with privacy and security.

AHA interconnection supports multi-terminal agent collaboration, with over a thousand service scenarios deployed

The AHA interconnection solution was officially released to the public in August this year. At the product level, with AHA, agents on car infotainment systems and phones can invoke the capabilities of Alipay's agent Abao to collaborate on tasks: say "buy a movie ticket" to the in-car voice assistant, and the car infotainment agent hands the request to Abao via AHA, with seat selection, ordering, and payment completed directly; say "check my housing provident fund," and multi-agent collaborative processing can likewise be triggered in one step. At present, Abao's service capabilities have been exported via AHA to 6 types of terminals, with over a thousand service scenarios deployed. This platform-based access model greatly reduces terminal manufacturers' adaptation costs and integration cycles.

At the ecosystem level, Alipay has joined with more than 20 companies including Qwen, Huawei, OPPO, BYD, and NIO to build a multi-agent interconnection and collaboration ecosystem. It has achieved cross-terminal collaborative task handling with 5 mainstream phone manufacturers, whose combined share exceeds 70%; on the vehicle side, it covers 16 mainstream automobile brands and has reached designated cooperation agreements with more than 60 automakers.

Real-world deployment feeds back into national agent interconnection standards

AHA's large-scale proven operation across manufacturers and multi-terminal scenarios has established a verifiable practical sample for agent interconnection, and further validates the value of the Alipay AI open platform as infrastructure for the agent ecosystem—providing the industry with full-chain support from protocol access and capability invocation to scenario distribution, and continuously driving the agent industry toward open collaboration.

As a core co-drafting unit of the national standardization guiding technical document "Artificial Intelligence—Agent Interconnection," Ant Group feeds this frontline deployment experience into standards development, promoting the formation of unified collaboration rules across the industry.

Industry observers believe that the focus of competition in the agent industry is shifting from model capability contests to real-world scenario deployment, and that cross-terminal interconnection will become an important entry point for intelligent service distribution. With multi-party access, industry development costs will be reduced, allowing users to conveniently use livelihood and life services across various terminals.

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