Your network's economy, with its own currency and wallet.
A network owner should be able to issue a token and exchange value with other federated networks — points, internal credits, stakes — under whatever regulatory framing applies. We publish it now, with the same honesty as everything else: today it is not built.
How the wallet would look — sketched, never shipped.
These are concept wireframes, not screenshots of a live product. Nothing below exists yet: the wallet endpoint is a mock, no token is issued, and every frame is marked Coming 2026. We show the shape so the design is legible — not to imply it ships.
Wireframes only — not a shipped product. The wallet endpoint is a mock; no token is issued or issuable today.
A network that keeps the value it generates, instead of exporting it.
When the economic layer lives inside your network — community → room topology — the value your members create stays in the system that produced it, rather than leaking out to a third party.
Not built yet — and we will not pretend otherwise.
The current wallet endpoint is a mock. No token is issued, and none is issuable today. Everything on this page is Roadmap 2026 — design work, pre-revenue, not shipped. We will not present it as Production until the mechanism is built and a regulatory analysis clears it. The full formal design lives in papers P-C7 and P-C10.
Issue your own unit Roadmap
The network owner could mint a token — points, internal credits, or stakes — framed to fit the rules of its jurisdiction. Design 2026, not implemented.
Exchange across the federation Roadmap
Federated networks could trade value with one another — the economic side of the Super App. Designed, not built.
Retain the value you create Roadmap
An economy of its own lets a network capture the worth its members generate instead of handing it to an outside platform.
No token ships until the law clears it.
R1 of paper P-C10: a transferable instrument whose value depends on the performance of a network is presumptively a security in most jurisdictions. We treat that as a gate, not a footnote.
- ✓United States — the Howey test — an instrument whose value rides on the effort and performance of a network is presumptively an investment contract, and therefore a security.
- ✓Argentina — the CNV / PSAV regime — the same presumption applies under the local securities and virtual-asset-service-provider framework.
- ✓Token-independent by design — the design is specified to work without a token at all: every flow also runs as ledger entries on regulated rails. No token is a hard dependency of the product.
- ✓Analysis first, issuance second — the regulatory framing is settled before anything transferable is minted, never after.
This is design, not an offer.
Nothing here is a solicitation or an offering of any security or financial instrument, nor financial or legal advice. Any token or credit mechanism remains subject to the applicable financial and securities frameworks — including the Howey analysis in the US and the CNV / PSAV regime in Argentina — before it ever launches. It stays Roadmap until then.
The wallet sits on top of capabilities that come before it.
An economic layer is only meaningful once the network underneath it can move money, score reputation, and prove its own metrics. These dependencies are published — the wallet does not start until they are real.
- ✓Integrated payment rails — the regulated rails the token-independent design runs its ledger entries on.
- ✓Active reputation scoring — live scoring of members, so internal credit and stakes mean something.
- ✓P-E1 telemetry — the evaluation protocol that turns a “designed” claim into a measured one.
What the design promises — and exactly how mature it is.
Every row below is Roadmap. The status glyph is the truth of the matter.
| Feature | Advantage | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Per-network token issuance 🔵 | An economy you own | Value stays in the network that created it |
| Cross-network exchange 🔵 | Federated liquidity | Points, credits and stakes move between networks |
| Token-independent ledger on regulated rails 🔵 | Compliance by construction | It works even where a token cannot be issued |
| Wallet endpoint 🔵 | Currently a mock | Honest scaffolding, not a live balance |
Why we publish it anyway
Because our roadmap is part of the product: you know exactly where we are going and what is still missing. We label every capability as Production, Partial, or Roadmap, so the line between what ships today and what is designed for tomorrow is never blurred. The complete formal design is in papers P-C7 and P-C10.
The economic layer of the federation.
The wallet is one part of the most ambitious, most distant tier of the platform — it pairs with the federation it powers and the credit it underwrites.
Super App Roadmap
Federation between networks is what cross-network exchange runs on — the wallet is the money side of the same design. Roadmap 2026.
Explore the federation →
Community Credit Roadmap
Reputation-collateralized finance — the Grameen model on digital rails, formalized in paper P-C10 alongside the same regulatory perimeter. Design 2026+.
Read the design →An economy worth waiting for is one worth building right.
The wallet is Roadmap 2026 — no token issued, no token issuable, the endpoint still a mock, and a regulatory analysis ahead of any issuance. Join the waitlist and you will be first to know the moment it stops being a design and starts being a balance.