The mandate protocol behind Signicat's reference stack has been filed as an internet draft.
Agentic onboarding: how AI agents change the customer journey ↗
What happened
- The article sets out four levels of agentic onboarding: contact details only, consent, an attribute that must be true, and a legally identified person.
- The article states Signicat has a working reference stack including a user app, a relying party and a connector for the AI client.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Thought leadership positioning Signicat in agent-mediated identity; no customer, product availability date or pricing is given, so commercial impact is unclear.
- The article frames the QTSP status and EUDI wallet as supporting agent evidence, which is relevant to the wallet narrative but is Signicat's own claim.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “There are roughly four levels, and each one fails differently when you get it wrong.” source ↗
- “We have a working reference stack end-to-end, a user app, a relying party and a connector for the AI client” source ↗
- “We have a working reference stack end-to-end” source ↗
- “Signicat is a qualified trust service provider, which means the evidence behind these interactions can be backed by regulated trust infrastructure.” source ↗
Agentic AI identityReusable identity VCPositioning narrativeThought leadershipGlobal
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