We’ve actually already started, and it’s been ongoing. Some enterprises are already experimenting and integrating with ABT in ways that may not always be visible from the outside. Our approach has always been to focus on building tools and infrastructure that enterprises can directly use—whether that’s through decentralized identity, verifiable credentials, or AI integration on top of our platform.
So instead of talking about “plans,” we’re already executing. Over the next year, you’ll see more of these enterprise use cases surface, naturally as a byproduct of real adoption rather than marketing promises.
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We’ve actually already started, and it’s been ongoing. Some enterprises are already experimenting and integrating with ABT in ways that may not always be visible from the outside. Our approach has always been to focus on building tools and infrastructure that enterprises can directly use—whether that’s through decentralized identity, verifiable credentials, or AI integration on top of our platform.
So instead of talking about “plans,” we’re already executing. Over the next year, you’ll see more of these enterprise use cases surface, naturally as a byproduct of real adoption rather than marketing promises.