GreenCore Solutions Launches gtinfetch.ai, a Barcode Resolver for AI Agents

What gtinfetch does

GreenCore describes gtinfetch as a second check for agentic procurement. An agent sends a barcode and receives a confirmation of the product identity, with the order paid in the same call. The company says that without such a check, agentic procurement "drifts."

According to GreenCore, the service answers in milliseconds, runs on Microsoft Azure and the Cloudflare edge, and responds from wherever the agent is. It is built for retail grocery agentic commerce transactions at scale in 20 countries.

Payment works through x402, using USDC and Open USD on Base. The company describes the flow this way: an agent asks, is told what it owes, pays, and is served. The endpoint is https://x402.gtinfetch.ai/mcp. GreenCore also says Open USD is the open dollar set in September 2026 with Visa, Mastercard and Stripe behind it.

The market case

GreenCore argues that about two trillion dollars of grocery procurement a year is about to move through AI agents, and that every order rides on a GTIN. The company says the buying agent, the listing agent, the placement agent and the paying agent can all act on the same product, with the payment carrying it.

The release cites outside forecasts. According to Gartner's Strategic Predictions for 2026, 90% of B2B buying will be AI-agent intermediated by 2028, pushing over $15 trillion of B2B spend through AI agent exchanges. Juniper Research puts agentic commerce transaction value at $8 billion in 2026 and $3.5 trillion by 2031.

GreenCore positions gtinfetch as the product-identity layer under those transactions. It names retailers, makers, private label and retail media in grocery, plus AI labs and agent frameworks building commerce agents, agentic checkout, payment and marketplace platforms, and procurement and supply-chain suites shipping buying agents.

Quotes and access for agents

Matthew Keddy, CEO of GreenCore Solutions Corp., said: "We built gtinfetch because we saw that agentic orders could potentially drift somewhere between the barcode and the order." He added that it is the resolver every buying agent can now call first, so that both counterparties to a GTIN know their transaction. The company frames this as "Know your transactions" (KYT).

Julia Turley, Board Director at GreenCore and a former Walmart Director of Merchandising, said that in retail "everything starts with knowing exactly what product you're buying, selling, or promoting." In her words, gtinfetch gives AI agents a way to verify product identity before transactions happen.

On the technical side, the release lists one tool, fetch_gtin, at mcp.gtinfetch.ai/mcp, and an Agent-to-Agent (A2A) card at gtinfetch.ai. It is listed on the Official MCP Registry as ai.gtinfetch/gtinfetch and on the Microsoft Azure API Center. GreenCore also says it attaches on the stock client paths of Amazon, Microsoft and Google.

About GreenCore and what it means

GreenCore says it developed gtinfetch and built VECTOR, the AI Agent Hub for Agentic Commerce, on which it runs. According to the company, millions of AI agents a week trade on four hubs, A2A-Grocery.ai, A2A-Retailmedia.ai, A2A-Cosmetics.ai and A2A-Peptides.ai, in 20 countries, delivered on MCP and A2A with a human in the loop. GreenCore operates on Microsoft Azure in 18 global regions and on Google Cloud Enterprise, is a Microsoft AI Cloud Partner, and is headquartered in Vancouver with sales offices in London.

For teams building buying or procurement agents, the pitch is a single lookup that verifies a barcode and settles payment in one step. The performance, coverage and adoption figures come from GreenCore's own release and are not independently verified.