Reference
Roadmap
Four phases from core infrastructure to a full agent commerce ecosystem. Phase 1 is the current release.
Current status: Phase 1 is available in private beta. Request access.
Phase 1 — Core Infrastructure Current
- Agent account provisioning via Solana PDA creation
- USDC deposit + withdrawal
- Transfer API with idempotency
- Basic spending policy — per-transfer limits, daily cap, pause flag
- Developer dashboard — account management and transaction view
- OpenClaw SDK integration
- TypeScript SDK
- ClawdGo CLI
Phase 2 — Policy Engine Next
- Counterparty allowlists and blocklists
- Time-based spending windows (e.g., only during business hours)
- Velocity controls (e.g., max 10 transfers per hour)
- Multi-operator approval flows for high-value transfers
- Webhook event system (
transfer.initiated,transfer.settled,transfer.rejected,balance.low_threshold)
Phase 3 — Agent Commerce Primitives
- Agent-to-agent transfer requests (invoice / payment flow)
- Escrow accounts — hold funds pending task completion, then release or return
- Recurring payments and scheduled transfers
- Python SDK
- LangChain integration
Phase 4 — Ecosystem
- Public agent registry — discoverable ClawdGo account IDs for public-facing agents
- On-ramp / off-ramp integrations via Circle and Stripe
- Cross-chain USDC via Circle CCTP (Base, Ethereum)
- Compliance tooling — transaction classification, reporting, tax-ready exports
What ClawdGo is not building
To be clear about scope:
- Not DeFi. No yield, no swaps, no liquidity protocols. ClawdGo is payments infrastructure, not a trading venue.
- Not multi-chain at launch. Solana is the focus. CCTP cross-chain is a Phase 4 consideration.
- Not a DAO. Governance is irrelevant to the product mission.
- Not a general crypto wallet. Accounts are operator-controlled, policy-governed financial accounts — not self-custodial wallets.