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The Town Hall you’ve all been waiting for is finally here! 🎙️
Concordium Town Hall #6 | Oct 28, 15:00 UTC
From what we’ve shipped to what’s next, we’re covering it all.
Got questions for the team? Submit them below! 👇
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Replying to @Concordium @XDCNetwork
The way of make accountability frictionless.
Replying to @Concordium @XDCNetwork
Institutional requirement is the most agent payment solutions miss.
Replying to @Concordium @BBilowitzki
This is the distinction that should define the future of digital identity.
Replying to @Concordium
This scaling equation is what industry needs to solve.
AI agents don't stay on one chain. They work on @ethereum $ETH , @Solana $SOL , @XDCNetwork $XDC and wherever else the job is.
So why should their identity be stuck in one place?
With @Concordium $CCD an agent verifies once and the badge travels with it. No migration, it just stays on its own chain.
Until now that happened one agent at a time. XDC AI is the first to roll it out across a whole network.
Short video on the bigger picture 👇
An AI agent pays an invoice. Done in seconds.
But three people still have a question:
The supplier: can I trust this agent?
The business: can I give it real authority without exposing who I am?
The developer: do I have to rebuild everything?
Made a short video on how @Concordium answers all three on XDC AI 👇
I kept wondering one thing about AI agents that pay each other:
If an agent places a bad order, who's responsible? A wallet address won't tell you.
This is how @Concordium answers it:
→ a real person or business gets verified once
→ their account is linked to the agent's wallet
→ the agent gets a badge anyone can check on-chain
And nobody's personal data ends up on-chain.
XDC AI just rolled this out across its whole network. Short breakdown below 👇

