Customer-ready
Mainnet-aware
Product-linked
Engage
Turn product proof into real customer and mainnet motion

This route connects every strong product corridor to an actual buyer story: what is sellable now on Testnet, what the first paid motion looks like, and how the rollout graduates toward mainnet without overstating readiness.

ConnectReviewSignVerify
Wallet-orchestrated UXReview first · Sign second · Verify third
Connect
Choose wallet, confirm account, and stay on Solana Testnet.
Review
Read the action, policy, risk, privacy mode, and execution lane first.
Sign
Approve the exact wallet request only after the operation is clear.
Verify
Open the receipt, explorer hash, and proof continuity from the same flow.
Operating journey
Commercial motion should inherit the same Testnet truth as the product
Freshness
2d old

Pilot and buyer conversations are stronger when they point to the live wallet-first operating cycle, the current proof surface, and the exact next route a reviewer or partner should open.

Connect
Scaling
Wallet evidence intake is active across desktop and mobile paths
Review
Verified
DAO bootstrap and proposal creation are captured in the governance evidence lane
Sign
Verified
Commit, reveal, finalize, and execute signatures are all captured in the wallet-driven lifecycle
Verify
Scaling
Verification continuity exists, but some evidence lanes are still being expanded
Next step
Expand wallet/device evidence
On-chain lifecycle is captured, and wallet/device evidence is attached through signed capture packets as each path is verified.
Open next route

Pilot and buyer intake

Choose the visitor role, interest, and stage. The product returns the shortest next route without forcing the user to understand the whole system first.

Recommended route
Pilot-ready route

Use Engage and Services first, then continue the live flow in Govern.

Product-native next step
This intake stays inside the app and routes the visitor toward buyer motion, developer integration, or live operation without dropping into repo-only tooling.

Product-native intake

Prepare a real request packet inside the product, then continue into the exact route needed for pilot, RPC, gaming, payments, or support.

Pilot request

For teams ready to explore a real pilot path around governance, trust packaging, and mainnet-aware rollout.

Request packet
PrivateDAO Intake
Type: Pilot request
Source Route: Engage
Handoff Lane: buyer
Handoff Owner: Buyer motion
Destination: Pilot and commercial path
Priority: Qualified now
Name: Not provided
Organization: Not provided
Contact: Not provided
Timeline: Not provided
Treasury Profile: Not provided
Treasury Asset: Not provided
Treasury Amount: Not provided
Use Case: Not provided
Recommended Next Routes:
- Engage: /engage
- Services: /services
- Govern: /govern
Structured handoff
Lane
buyer
Owner
Buyer motion
Destination
Pilot and commercial path
Priority
Qualified now
Move the request into Engage first, then keep Services and Govern close so the commercial story stays tied to real product operation.
Delivery bundle

Use this route bundle to move from intake to buyer, operator, support, or product follow-up without dropping the context collected above.

Fill the required fields, then copy or download the request packet before continuing into the recommended route.

Operating contact surface

PrivateDAO development is maintained in public through github.com/X-PACT/PrivateDAO. Use this surface for investment, partnership, pilot, and operator coordination around the live Testnet product and the path to mainnet release.
Use this contact surface for
Investment discussions, strategic help, enterprise pilots, integrations, and direct operating coordination.
Primary email: fahd.kotb@tuta.io
Operations email: i.kotb@proton.me
Additional contact: eslamkotb.369@gmail.com
Direct channels

README packet copy

Copy a concise custody update that stays aligned with the repo narrative and current trust boundary.
Custody status is now evidence-aware inside the product. Use this packet when you need a README-style update without manually rewriting the trust state.
Open reviewer packet

Pitch deck snippet

Copy a concise custody-and-trust update that fits the investor or product deck without rewriting the boundary language by hand.
This snippet stays aligned with the live product state and is intended for the custody, trust, or mainnet-readiness slides.
Open deck route

Launch trust packet

Structured custody evidence is partially recorded: 4/6 gates passed.
Partially evidenced
Reviewer confidence improves once the packet is structured and reproducible, but the launch boundary must remain explicit until every signer, transfer, and readout reference is complete.
Open launch trust packetOpen reviewer packet

Commercial buyer path

Buyer posture improves because custody evidence is starting to become inspectable, but mainnet promises should stay bounded until the remaining ceremony artifacts exist.
Current custody evidence completion: 4/6

Product to customer path

Confidential payroll and grants
Product lane
Privacy-preserving treasury motion for contributor, payroll, and grant operations.
First paid motion
Pilot a governed confidential payout corridor for one team, committee, or grant operator.
Customer offer
A wallet-first payout system with proof, review surfaces, and a release-ready path toward institutional use.
Private governance operations
Product lane
Create, vote, reveal, and execute from one browser-first DAO control surface.
First paid motion
Operate one real governance committee or treasury council on Testnet with visible proof.
Customer offer
A normal-user governance product that keeps signing, proof, and execution discipline intact without terminal work.
Runtime API and hosted reads
Product lane
Fast state reads, diagnostics, and telemetry for operators, reviewers, and ecosystem analysts.
First paid motion
Provide hosted governance reads and operator-safe operational telemetry for one partner or pilot customer.
Customer offer
A production-minded Solana governance read plane that improves trust, latency, and operational visibility.
Agentic treasury automation
Product lane
Policy-bound micropayments and treasury actions that stay governed, logged, and reviewable.
First paid motion
Automate reviewer rewards, operator tasks, or API usage settlement under DAO-approved policy.
Customer offer
A treasury automation lane that keeps payment execution under governance instead of replacing it.

PrivateDAO platform architecture

PrivateDAO should read as governance infrastructure, not as a single DAO toy. These layers keep the product, infrastructure, gaming, payments, proof, and developer story aligned.

Layer 1
Governance Core

The live governance engine already runs the end-to-end DAO lifecycle with treasury execution inside the product shell.

Create DAO
Create Proposal
Commit Vote
Reveal Vote
Finalize Proposal
Execute Proposal
Treasury Execution
Open govern flow
Layer 2
RPC Infrastructure

PrivateDAO is also an infrastructure surface: hosted reads, diagnostics, metered RPC posture, and DAO-specific runtime visibility.

Dedicated Solana RPC
Shared RPC
DAO-specific RPC
Read API
Usage diagnostics
Runtime evidence
Open RPC surface
Layer 3
Gaming DAO Toolkit

Gaming DAO turns reward, guild, clan, and tournament decisions into governance flows with proposal templates and treasury rails.

Game governance
Reward treasury
NFT voting
Clan DAO
Tournament payouts
Game proposal templates
Open gaming corridor
Layer 4
Payments DAO Engine

Payments extends the treasury model into contributors, vendors, subscriptions, and governed payout approvals.

Wallet payments
Contributor payouts
Vendor payments
Subscription billing
Treasury payouts
Payment approvals
Open payments corridor
Layer 5
Security and Proof Layer

ZK, REFHE, MagicBlock, Fast RPC, diagnostics, and trust packets are exposed as product rails rather than hidden implementation detail.

ZK capability matrix
Proof center
Confidence engine
Incident readiness
Authority hardening
Runtime diagnostics
Open trust layer
Layer 6
Developer Platform

The platform also needs a developer-facing surface for SDK, API, templates, billing posture, quotas, and RPC access.

SDK
API
CLI
Templates
API key issuance posture
Quota and billing framing
Open developer portal