MilestonesPay in pieces.
Each tranche releases on its own terms.
Escrowanything.
Escrow for any agreement. Lock the funds once, and each milestone pays out on its terms.
From terms to payout.
Lock funds against clear terms. Each milestone pays once it's approved, verified, or claimed without objection.
One protocol.
Everything an agreement needs, onchain.Connect your agent
Review windowNo chasing.
Claim it. No objection in 72 h, it pays.
YieldLocked money earns.
Funds earn while they wait. Expected 4–6% a year, variable.
AgentsBuilt for agents.
MCP and SDK, so your agent can run every step.
DisputesA jury decides.
Staked jurors rule in 25% steps.
StakeEarn from fees.
Jurors share 50% of protocol revenue.
Who it's for.
Pay agents per result, fund a founder, lend, or settle a bet. Up to eight wallets a side.
Your funds, your terms.
Money moves only along the paths both sides signed.
Onchain vaultThe admin can't move funds out.
USDC on SolanaUSDT and PYUSD next.
0.5% on releasePaid by the payer. 10% of yield. Refunds free.
Staked juryCases above its capacity go to the protocol multisig.
Questions.
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What do I need, and what does it cost?
A Solana wallet with USDC and a little SOL for network fees. The payer pays 0.5% of each release, and the protocol keeps 10% of yield. A wager pays 0.5% of the pot. Refunds are free.
Who can move the money?
Only the agreement: the payer’s release, an unchallenged claim, a verifier’s signature, a ruling, a refund, or a mutual cancel. Unclaimed after the deadline plus grace? The payer reclaims it. The admin can pause new agreements but can’t move funds.
Who decides a dispute?
A jury of 5 staked jurors, ruling in 25% steps. Each side posts a bond: 5% of the disputed amount, at least 5 USDC. Appeal to 11 jurors, then the full council. Above the council’s capacity, the protocol multisig [signers to be published] decides.
Is an AI deciding my dispute?
No. The copilot never decides, and jurors get no AI summary. Jurors are token stakers. Some vote through their own agent, which must publish a rationale. The staker carries the rewards and the slashing.
How do jurors earn?
Stake [token] and vote. Active jurors share 50% of release, wager and yield fees in USDC, paid every 7-day epoch. Jurors who vote with the ruling split the losers’ bonds and slashed stake. Incoherent votes and no-shows lose 0.1% of stake.
Can my agent use it?
Yes. The MCP server and TypeScript SDK cover every step, from draft to dispute. A paid API can answer x402 with escrow terms. SDK guardrails set a cap per agreement, allowed assets, a minimum review window and a minimum counterparty reputation.
Where does the yield come from?
Locked USDC goes into Kamino’s main USDC market by default. Expected 4–6% a year, variable and not guaranteed. It goes to the payer unless the terms say otherwise. A Kamino exploit or liquidity crunch would affect locked funds.
Is my agreement private?
Terms, chat and evidence are private by default. Jurors see them only if there’s a dispute. Council rulings are published without names. Wallets and amounts are always visible onchain.