Fetch.ai has shipped the A2A Outbound Adapter, an addition to its uAgents-adapter package that connects native uAgents and Agentverse agents with external systems using the A2A (Agent-to-Agent) Protocol, an interoperability standard linked to Google Cloud systems. The protocol allows independent AI agents to discover one another, exchange messages and coordinate tasks across platforms. The adapter offers SingleA2AAdapter for one external A2A server and MultiA2AAdapter for simultaneous connections to multiple servers through multi-port operation. It supports chat protocol forwarding, automatic agent discovery and registration, health monitoring and routing methods such as keyword matching. It requires Python 3.10 or later and is available in versions 0.6.0 and 0.6.2 of uAgents-adapter, with documentation on innovationlab.fetch.ai and uagents.fetch.ai. A payment bridge translates A2A and AP2 payment mandates into Fetch.ai's Payment Protocol. Fetch.ai has demonstrated the system through an A2A cart store example using Skyfire payments for end-to-end transactions in a decentralized environment. A2A Protocol version 1.0.0 is anticipated for March 2026 and is expected to bring breaking changes and multi-tenancy support. Initial adapter features entered Fetch.ai's uAgents repository in early March 2026. No press release or specific launch date was identified, suggesting an incremental development effort across 2025-2026. The FET token merged into the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance alongside SingularityNET and Ocean Protocol, and the adapter is not tied to new token mechanisms or staking incentives.