The order
of operations.

The rules exist and they run.

The base layer is written and tested: a reserve contract with lanes, caps, roster and hours, a console to operate it, and a sandbox on this site that runs the same checks in the same order. What is left in this phase is putting it on mainnet.

• ✓KivoReserve contract · reserve, lanes, governance, roster, hoursdone
• ✓22 tests green, including the runaway-loop casedone
• ✓Console · lanes, roster, ledger, EIP-6963 wallet connectiondone
• ✓Rule engine sandbox, public and free to poke atdone
• ○Deploy to Robinhood Chain mainnet, USDG settlementpending

Make the lane the easiest place to put an agent.

The contract already enforces the rules. This phase is about making them effortless to operate: source anyone can verify, a drop-in path for an agent that already knows how to pay, and presets that encode a sane treasury posture by default.

• ○Verified source on the block explorerplanned
• ○Agent kit · executePayment in one callplanned
• ○Lane presets · research, ops, tradingplanned
• ○Holder tiers active in the consoleplanned

A treasury that runs itself, inside the rules.

Contract v2 widens the rulebook: lanes that refill themselves, quorum for the payments that deserve a second signature, and awareness of the payment protocols agents already speak.

• ○Replenish · floors and targets, permissionless crankv2
• ○Quorum · m-of-n above a thresholdv2
• ○x402-aware flow · native payment intentsv2
• ○Alerts · webhooks on rejections and cap eventsv2

From one reserve to a standard.

The long arc: a fee share for the people who hold the network up, deeper reporting for the people running capital on it, and the audit that lets a treasury desk follow them in.

• ○Staking · fee share for $KIVO holderslater
• ○Multi-token laneslater
• ○Treasury analytics · exportable audit trailslater
• ○Independent security audit, open-source releaselater