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Roadmap

The architecture is designed so that new capability ships as a new ERC-7579 module, not a redeployment and migration. The phases below are additive.

timeline
    title AURA Money, phased delivery
    Phase 1 : Smart wallet + identity MVP : ERC-4337 accounts, Privy/passkey, gasless
    Phase 2 : Address verification : cross-network registry, the payee directory
    Phase 3 : Dynamic policy : risk ladder + trusted-address logic on-chain
    Phase 4 : Privacy + compliance : ZK attestations, prove KYC without PII on-chain
    Phase 5 : Merchant layer : AURA Pay gateway, QR settlement

What each phase adds

Phase Delivers Module / surface
1, MVP Seedless, gasless accounts; send/receive; named payees AuraAccount, factory, validators, paymaster
2, Verification Address Intelligence, the cross-network payee directory AURA Guard + AuraPayeeRegistry
3, Policy The full risk ladder, trusted payees, cooling-off, multi-sig AuraSecurityManager hook
4, Privacy ZK attestations, prove a valid KYC claim without revealing it AuraComplianceRegistry verifier slot
5, Merchants QR settlement, checkout, payment links AURA Pay gateway

Capability status today

See Implementation status for the component-by-component map. In short: the account kernel, the security-manager hook, the payee registry, and the deterministic half of AURA Guard are implemented and running on Base Sepolia; passkeys, session keys, the verifying paymaster, and recovery are designed and interface-complete; the ZK compliance verifier and the merchant layer are planned.

Launch markets

The intended first markets are the UK and Saudi Arabia, a mature regulated market and a high-growth digital-first one. Both sit on either side of the target user: the person who has been told stablecoins are useful and cannot find a safe way in.

Regulatory reality is tracked separately

Market entry is gated on counsel, not code. The custody question, whether an ERC-4337 smart account with a provider-provisioned signer constitutes cryptoasset custody by AURA, is the highest-value legal question, and the architecture (no AURA-held key, a tested escape hatch, user-controlled upgrades) is built to answer it "this is software, not custody."