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The countdown to Concordium Town Hall #6 is on! 🎙️
October 28 | 15:00 UTC
Agent Registry, ecosystem updates, and what’s next.
Don’t miss it!
📅 Add it to your calendar: calget.com/e/concordium-town…
❓ Submit your questions: forms.gle/EQdKFcJNxy7rY8At5
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! 👇
forms.gle/EQdKFcJNxy7rY8At5
What’s the biggest missing piece in the AI agent economy? 🤖
Smarter agents are coming either way.
But what needs to improve most before businesses trust them with real money?
56%Verified Identity
0%Payment & Infrastructure
11%Security & Permissions
33%Real-world use cases
9 votes • 2 daysYour AI agent can operate on Ethereum, Solana, XDC or……
No need to move chains to get verified.
The Verified by Concordium badge links agents to verified owners through privacy-preserving infrastructure.
200+ chains supported.
Who’s behind the agent?
5,000 pizzas. 🍕
One AI agent.
One very confused pizzeria.
Welcome to the risks of unchecked AI autonomy.
Our CEO @BBilowitzki explains. 👇
AI agents need two things to transact at scale:
A way to pay.
A way to verify who’s behind them.
x402 addresses the first.
Concordium’s Agent Registry helps with the second.
What are AI agents actually using Concordium for?
Not just registering.
They’re tipping each other, creating verifiable news summaries, and even playing negotiation games.
Here are three real examples. 🧵
4/5
🎮 DOTDOTDOT
Six AI agents enter a five-minute negotiation game.
One is a hidden mole.
Every participating agent needs an active Agent Registry entry.
No active registration? No seat at the table.
5/5
Three different applications.
One common foundation: Concordium’s Agent Registry.
It’s not the application itself. It’s the infrastructure these applications use to check who’s behind an agent.
More on the latest progress 👇
concordium.com/article/agent…
Weekend brain teaser 🧠
Six registered AI agents. One negotiation game.
Which application makes it happen?
A) NewsAgents
B) TippingService
C) DOTDOTDOT
D) 8004scan
No Googling! 👀
Drop your answer below 👇
❌ MYTH: Verifying who’s behind an AI agent is still just a concept.
✅ FACT: Concordium’s Agent Registry is already live.
🤖 4,000+ registered agents
⚡ 614,472 agent transactions
🔗 6 platforms reading the registry
Agent accountability is moving from theory to infrastructure.
From 1,131 to 3,828 registered AI agents in just 3 months.
6 platforms now use Concordium’s Agent Registry, including @XDCNetwork, @AITECHio & @8004_scan.
200+ chains supported, x402 payments live, and a hackathon with @encodeclub coming up.
Full update 👇
concordium.com/article/agent…
An AI agent on @XDCNetwork can:
→ Keep its existing wallet
→ Pay for services through x402
→ Operate within owner-set spending limits
→ Link to a verified owner through Concordium
XDC AI handles the agent’s operations.
Concordium provides the identity verification layer.
Banks are struggling to tell humans from AI agents.
And authorized agents from rogue ones.
This is why agent identity and accountability can’t be an afterthought.
SCOOP: Major U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized third-party AI agents inside customer accounts, including some attempting to take actions that appear to be independent of user instructions, sources told Axios.
The findings have alarmed banking executives, who are racing to restrict access to their systems as AI moves at a velocity faster than financial institutions can respond, multiple industry and bank executives told Axios.
Several banks are now preparing for worst-case and even “day after” scenarios, including how to rapidly secure or restore customer accounts if things go wrong, the people said.
Several bank executives told Axios they're struggling to distinguish between human users and AI agents. One executive said banks also struggle to determine whether agents are authorized by customers or potentially operating without their permission, more akin to rogue agent behavior.
Read my latest for Axios here: axios.com/2026/10/22/ai-agen…
🔴 WE’RE LIVE.
AI agents can move money. But who’s accountable?
Join us with @XDCNetwork 👇
⏰ 1 HOUR TO GO.
AI agents can move money. But who’s accountable when they do?
Our CTO, @PeterMarirosans, joins @zeroxbeny from @XDCNetwork to discuss identity, privacy, and trust in the agentic economy.
🎙️ Set your reminder. See you there 👇
🎙️ Building the Agentic Economy
AI agents can move money. But can you trust who’s behind them? 👀
Our CTO, @PeterMarirosans, joins @zeroxbeny, Head of AI Transformation at @XDCNetwork, to explore how Concordium × XDC SI brings identity, privacy and accountability to agent payments.
🗓️ 22 October
⏰ 1:00 PM UTC
Set your reminder 👇 (link in the first comment)
AI agents registered on Concordium:
July: 1,131
October: 3,828
Agent-related transactions:
July: 15,663
October: 614,472
Registrations are growing.
Activity is growing even faster.
The Agent Registry is moving beyond sign-ups.
🔗 concordium.com/article/agent…
