Roadmap
From a working build to something you can rely on.
What is live today, what comes next, and what has to happen before it holds real volume. Shipped is built and running. The rest is direction, not a promise.
Shipped
Live on Arc mainnet today
- MandateEscrow: an open, permissionless escrow with atomic split releases, refunds and an on-chain reputation ledger. Source verified on the explorer.
- AgentVault: the treasury behind the agent, with a per-payment cap, a daily cap that refills continuously, a payee allowlist and a pause switch. The agent can never withdraw.
- The autonomous agent: decides from the vault's real balance, due dates and a reserve floor, then pays with one atomic transaction, confirmed by a signed webhook.
- Self-serve pages: connect a wallet to fund your own mandate, share payment-request links, verify proofs in the browser, and read any mandate or address straight from the chain.
- A typed SDK and an MCP server that let any project or AI agent use MandateEscrow, or pay through a vault, with spend caps and simulate-first errors. Published to npm: one `npm install` or `npx`, no clone required.
- Tested the hard way: fuzz tests on the cap maths, mutation checks where the contracts were deliberately broken, and rehearsals against live chains.
Building next
Make it easy to trust and easy to adopt
- An independent security review of MandateEscrow and AgentVault before either holds more than a small balance.
- Alerts: tell a funder when a proof arrives, and tell the vault owner when a rule is holding the agent back.
- Transaction history on every mandate page, from an indexer instead of one contract read at a time.
- Guidance and tooling for running the vault owner as a multisig.
Later
From a working build to real usage
- A second, unrelated project or agent funding or fulfilling a mandate: the real proof that the primitive is open.
- Auto-settling non-USDC bills through StableFX, once access is granted.
- The cross-chain liquidity top-up (CCTP) re-enabled on mainnet, landing straight in the vault.
- Private amounts using Arc's confidential transfers, once they are ready to build on.
- A pilot on a real company's treasury instead of a test wallet.