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Something I find interesting about the growth of AI agents is how quickly we’re giving them the ability to move money.
With x402, agents can pay for services and complete transactions without going through the usual payment forms or sign-up processes.
That’s a huge step for the internet economy.
But there’s another side to this. If an agent can make thousands of transactions, what happens when something goes wrong? Who is responsible? And how do we know the person or business behind it?
Concordium is working on this identity gap by connecting agents to verified owners while using zero-knowledge proofs to protect their private information.
I think this is an important part of making agentic commerce work at scale.
We need to make it easy for AI agents to transact, but we also need to know who’s behind those transactions.
Payment gives agents the ability to act. Identity gives those actions accountability.
Something I find interesting about the growth of AI agents is how quickly we’re giving them the ability to move money.
With x402, agents can pay for services and complete transactions without going through the usual payment forms or sign-up processes.
That’s a huge step for the internet economy.
But there’s another side to this. If an agent can make thousands of transactions, what happens when something goes wrong? Who is responsible? And how do we know the person or business behind it?
Concordium is working on this identity gap by connecting agents to verified owners while using zero-knowledge proofs to protect their private information.
I think this is an important part of making agentic commerce work at scale.
We need to make it easy for AI agents to transact, but we also need to know who’s behind those transactions.
Payment gives agents the ability to act. Identity gives those actions accountability.