Product roadmap
We didn't rush a half-ready product to market, and we won't rush the next steps either. Our priorities are clear: continue strengthening the foundation, expand integration surface area, and improve transparency and operational maturity as we grow.
This section reflects our current thinking on direction. Specific timelines aren't included because we don't ship by deadline pressure, we ship when something is ready to operate at institutional-grade standards.
What's Live Today
- STDY as a fully collateralized, rebasing ERC-20 on Ethereum and Arbitrum
- wSTDY as the non-rebasing wrapped variant on both networks
- Primary market for qualified institutional investors, with full KYC/AML onboarding
- Transparency Portal publishing reserve composition, rebase history, and APY data
- Bank statement-based reserve verification, certified through our banking partners
What's on the Horizon
Enhanced reserve verification. Today, reserve verification relies on bank statement attestations on a recurring basis. We're working toward more frequent, automated, and independently audited reserve verification, eventually approaching real-time visibility into the composition of the underlying.
Operational scaling. As volume grows, we plan to optimize the balance between T-Bill allocation and cash reserves to maintain liquidity efficiency, and to extend our internal security infrastructure (mempool monitoring, anomaly detection, smart contract safeguards) to match the scale of activity on the protocol.
Developer tooling. A dedicated SDK and expanded API documentation are in development, designed to make integration with Steady even more straightforward for institutional partners and DeFi protocols.
Additional network deployments. We may extend Steady to additional EVM-compatible networks where there's clear institutional demand and a strong infrastructure base. Each deployment would be a fully native, independent contract, not a bridged version of an existing one. The same operational and regulatory model would apply on every network.
What's Not on the Roadmap
No bridge. Steady will not have a bridge between its network deployments. Bridging is incompatible with how Steady operates and its rebasing behaviour.
No retail expansion in current scope. Steady is built for qualified institutional investors, and that remains the operating scope. Any future expansion of who can access Steady directly would require regulatory changes well beyond the current MiFID II framework, and would only happen if we can do it properly, not as a workaround.
While some of our institutional investors might provide public liquidity pools for retail investors, they operate independently and Steady is not directly affiliated with any of them.
A Note on Roadmap Commitments
What we share here reflects our current direction and priorities. None of it constitutes a commitment to specific features, timelines, or product changes. We reserve the right to adjust the roadmap as the market, the regulatory landscape, and our operational priorities evolve. What stays constant is the foundation: a fully collateralized, MiFID II-regulated stablecoin that shares up to 95% of the yield generated by its underlying T-Bills with holders, through rebase, automatically.
