Giving an AI agent a wallet is easy. The harder question is: who gave it permission to spend? That’s where @Concordium gets interesting. Each agent can inherit credentials from a verified person or business, with things like scope, spending limits, and jurisdiction enforced at the protocol level. And with ZK proofs, the agent can prove what it’s authorized to do without exposing the identity behind it. That’s the kind of identity infrastructure I want to see as agents start moving real value.
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