Summary
This article will guide you through getting started with Concordium in the Bitcoin.com Wallet app.

📚 Table of Contents

What is Concordium?
What is CCD?
Why Use Concordium?
How To Create a Concordium Wallet in the Bitcoin.com Wallet App
What's Next?

What is Concordium?

Concordium is a Layer-1 blockchain with a built-in identity layer that uses zero-knowledge proofs to verify users, businesses, and AI agents without exposing personal data. Products include Verify & Pay for ZKP-based identity and payments, and Agent Chain for verified AI agent identity and agentic payments. Concordium serves financial institutions, payment service providers, and enterprises globally. Learn more about Concordium here.

What is CCD?

CCD is the native token of the Concordium network. You need CCD to pay transaction fees when sending CCD or interacting with the Concordium blockchain. CCD can also be used for staking and governance on the network.

Transaction fees on Concordium are pegged to fiat value, which keeps costs stable and predictable even when the CCD price fluctuates. For most standard transfers, fees are typically less than 0.01 CCD. Learn more in our guide to CCD (Concordium) Fees.

Why Use Concordium?

Agent-to-agent transactions change the risk model. When software acts independently, the key question is whether the counterparty can be trusted. Concordium handles this at the protocol level by tying every participant, including AI agents, to a verifiable identity that stays private by default but can be proven when needed. Agents share only what matters for a transaction without exposing underlying data.

As agents operate across services and markets, payments require more than wallet signatures. Concordium enables agents to prove they meet predefined conditions before transacting, while counterparties can enforce rules directly in the flow. This embeds trust, compliance, and verification into the transaction itself, allowing A2A (agent-to-agent) interactions to scale without fragmented checks or unnecessary data exposure.

Agents would choose Concordium for its low fees, fast finality, and identity-backed payment ecosystem. This combination makes it practical for high-frequency, automated interactions where speed, cost predictability, and verifiable trust are required.

How To Create a Concordium Wallet in the Bitcoin.com Wallet App

From the app's home screen, select the Wallets tab.
Scroll down to the bottom and select ADD/IMPORT, then choose "Add new personal wallet."
In the Asset type selector menu, choose Concordium (CCD).
Enter a name for your new wallet (eg. "My CCD Wallet"), then tap "CREATE CCD WALLET." This will bring up the following screen:
If you haven't downloaded the Concordium ID App, tap on the Google Play / Apple App Store icon to install it on your device. You will need to go through a one-time ID verification process.
Once you've installed the Concordium ID App and completed your ID verification, tap on "Open {IDApp}" in the wallet creation flow in the Bitcoin.com Wallet app (see above screenshot). This will bring up the following screen:
Navigate back to the Bitcoin.com Wallet app to check the verification code, then return to the Concordium ID App and tap the verifcation code that matches the one displayed in the Bitcoin.com Wallet app. This will establish a connection between your newly created Concordium wallet in the Bitcoin.com Wallet app, and your ID as verified in the Concordium ID app.

And that's it! You've successfully created a Concordium wallet in the Bitcoin.com Wallet app.

What's Next?

Now that your Concordium wallet is set up, here's what you can do:

Get CCD Your new wallet starts with a zero balance. To start using Concordium, you'll need some CCD. You can:

Buy CCD directly in the app using a debit card, credit card, or other supported payment method. See How to Buy CCD (Concordium) Using the Bitcoin.com Wallet App.
Receive CCD from another wallet or exchange by sharing your CCD wallet address. See How to Receive CCD (Concordium) Using the Bitcoin.com Wallet App.
Swap another cryptocurrency in your Bitcoin.com Wallet for CCD. See How to Swap CCD (Concordium) Using the Bitcoin.com Wallet App.

Send CCD Once you have CCD, you can send it to any Concordium wallet address. A small network fee (typically less than 0.01 CCD) is required for each transaction. See How to Send CCD (Concordium) Using the Bitcoin.com Wallet App.

Receive Stablecoins Your CCD wallet can also receive supported stablecoins issued on the Concordium network. You'll need a small amount of CCD in your wallet to cover transaction fees. See Receiving Stablecoins on the Concordium Network.

Sell or Swap CCD When you're ready to convert your CCD into fiat or another cryptocurrency, you can:

Sell CCD for your local currency. See How to Sell CCD (Concordium) Using the Bitcoin.com Wallet App.
Swap CCD for Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, and other supported assets. See How to Swap CCD (Concordium) Using the Bitcoin.com Wallet App.

Track Your Transactions You can view your full CCD transaction history and share transaction hashes for verification or support purposes. See How to Find Your CCD (Concordium) Transactions in the Bitcoin.com Wallet App.

Understand Fees Concordium does not require a minimum balance or locked funds. You only need enough CCD to cover the network fee shown before you confirm a transaction. Learn more in CCD (Concordium) Fees.

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