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# Roadmap

A public summary of where Andromeda is headed. Dates and ordering are indicative, not commitments.

## Now (pre-alpha, devnet)

* Full multi-chain signing pipeline over four curves, as REST and MCP.
* Eight audited on-chain policy templates.
* Recovery layer: primary and M-of-N quorum, challenge-based, gas-sponsored, zero attestor.
* Identity layer (optional): OAuth, email magic link, passkey-as-identity.
* The Encrypt FHE surface and confidential workflows (`fhe-gated`).
* Developer surface: OpenAPI 3.1, per-policy typed TS client, Postman collection, idempotency, dry-run, auto-batching, signed audit log, HMAC webhooks, future-sign triggers.

## Next

* Third-party security audit of the on-chain programs ahead of any mainnet move.
* Hardening of identity PII encryption-at-rest beyond the pre-alpha state.
* Following the Ika and Encrypt networks from pre-alpha toward Alpha (and the data reset that comes with it).
* Expanded examples and SDK coverage.

## Later

* Mainnet support once the underlying networks are production-ready and the audit is complete.
* Additional policy templates as common patterns emerge from real usage.

## What is intentionally not on the roadmap

* On-chain validation for schemes that have no Solana runtime precompile (sr25519, Ristretto, pure Bitcoin Taproot), because that would require an off-chain attestor. See [Zero attestor](/hub/andromeda/concepts/zero-attestor.md).
* Any feature that would let the Andromeda API override an on-chain policy.
* Custodying user private keys.

For the current state in detail, see [Status & disclaimers](/hub/andromeda/status.md) and [Known limitations](/hub/andromeda/reference/limitations.md).


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