Overview
- Prosus announced ToqanClaw on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, a no-code product that lets nontechnical merchants build apps, dashboards and automations by describing their needs in plain language.
- The company says ToqanClaw is the external layer of its internal Toqan agent platform and connects to a Large Commerce Model trained on commerce data to anticipate business needs.
- Prosus frames the product as GDPR-focused and claims user data will remain under local control and will not be used to train third-party models, a point the company reports but has not independently verified.
- The platform routes requests across more than 20 AI models to cut costs and optimize results, and Prosus plans to roll the beta out to its ecosystem of more than 5 million restaurants, merchants and entrepreneurs.
- Early partner anecdotes show big time and revenue gains for some restaurants, Zapia—Prosus’s consumer assistant—is available globally with a company-reported 6M+ users, and independent audits or regulator scrutiny are likely next steps.