Al agents can already handle tasks that involve money, agreements and transactions. But how do we know who is accountable when something goes wrong? An agent shouldn't just have the ability to act. There should be a way to verify who owns it, who gave it permission and what limits it is expected to follow. As these systems become more independent, accountability needs to grow alongside their capabilities. This is where @Concordium is taking an interesting approach by making identity and verification part of the agent economy while still respecting privacy. The goal shouldn't just be to build smarter agents, but agents that people and businesses can actually trust.