An AI agent can have a wallet, pay in USDC and complete an order. But if something goes wrong, the wallet address alone won’t tell the supplier who is responsible. That’s the problem @Concordium and @XDCNetwork are working on together. Concordium has become the exclusive identity verification layer for XDC AI. Agents on the marketplace can now carry a Verified by Concordium badge, linking them to a verified person or business without putting the owner’s personal information on-chain. What makes this practical is that the agent doesn’t have to leave XDC Network or change how it operates. Concordium adds the identity layer underneath. So a business dealing with an agent can check whether a verified, accountable party stands behind it, without having to see that party’s private details. The badge doesn’t certify the agent’s code or guarantee every action it takes. It answers a more specific question: is there a verified owner behind this agent? That distinction matters as agents move from answering questions to placing orders, buying services and handling real transactions. We’re building a world where software can do business on our behalf. The other side of that deal shouldn’t have to take an anonymous wallet at face value. XDC AI gives agents a way to transact. Concordium makes the responsibility behind those transactions verifiable. That’s a more useful foundation for agentic commerce.