13. Operational Roadmap

13. Operational Roadmap

ENTRY’s roadmap is built around a simple principle: compliance and innovation must advance together. Each milestone reflects parallel progress across three core domains — technology, regulation, and market adoption. This dual-track approach ensures that every stage of technical development is matched with the corresponding legal and operational readiness required for institutional integration.

13.1 Phase I – Foundation and Infrastructure (Completed / Ongoing)

Objective: Establish the core technical, legal, and operational architecture of ENTRY.

Key Deliverables:

• Incorporation of the ENTRY Foundation under Delaware law and establishment of the regulated VASP framework.

• Development of the Regulation LLM Compliance Engine capable of real-time risk classification and jurisdiction-aware enforcement.

• Deployment of the ENTRY Identity and Access Layer (zkID) for zero-knowledge verification of users and entities.

• Design and audit of the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) validator framework, ensuring compliance-based node operation.

• Completion of pilot integrations with early institutional partners and regulatory sandbox discussions in EU and APAC regions.

Outcome: ENTRY’s compliance, identity, and validator systems are live and functional, providing the backbone for subsequent phases of regulated expansion.

13.2 Phase II – Institutional Pilots and Regulatory Sandboxes (In Progress)

Objective: Demonstrate ENTRY’s capabilities within supervised environments alongside regulated financial institutions.

Key Deliverables:

• Participation in European and APAC regulatory sandbox programs under MiCA and MAS frameworks.

• Integration pilots with banks, custodians, and fintech institutions focusing on tokenized assets, stablecoins, and compliant DeFi products.

• Establishment of regulator dashboards for real-time compliance visibility and zero-knowledge audit queries.

• Finalization of compliance-reporting APIs for use by regulators and financial intelligence units (FIUs).

• Expansion of VASP registrations in EU and APAC jurisdictions to enable cross-border service coverage.

Outcome: ENTRY transitions from testnet validation to real institutional usage within regulated environments, confirming its operational and legal viability.

13.3 Phase III – Network Launch and Global Onboarding

Objective: Launch the ENTRY mainnet as a fully regulated, compliance-first Layer 1 network supporting institutional participation at scale.

Key Deliverables:

• Public deployment of the ENTRY mainnet and validator onboarding under the regulated VASP model.

• Launch of developer SDKs and APIs enabling third-party integrations for wallets, custodians, and exchanges.

• Activation of on-chain governance through verified ENT holders and institutional participants.

• Strategic onboarding of early institutional partners for tokenized asset issuance and cross-chain compliance settlement.

• Implementation of the Foundation Grants Program to incentivize compliant project development within the ecosystem.

Outcome: ENTRY becomes operational as a live, compliant network capable of serving regulated entities and large-scale tokenized asset markets globally.

13.4 Phase IV – Expansion and Institutional Standardization

Objective: Scale ENTRY into a global compliance standard and interoperability framework for regulated digital finance.

Key Deliverables:

• Integration with central-bank pilots and tokenized bond programs.

• Expansion of the compliance mesh into additional jurisdictions including North America, the Middle East, and Latin America.

• Launch of cross-chain interoperability with EVM-compatible and permissioned networks.

• Formalization of ENTRY Regulatory Consortium, a collaborative body uniting partner institutions, auditors, and regulators to define shared compliance standards.

• Ongoing upgrades to the Regulation LLM to reflect evolving global policies and FATF guidance.

Outcome: ENTRY establishes itself as the universal compliance layer for regulated digital assets, recognized and utilized by both private-sector institutions and public authorities.

13.5 Phase V – Global Integration and Ecosystem Maturity

Objective: Position ENTRY as the default compliance infrastructure for the tokenized global economy.

Key Deliverables:

• Full-scale integration with major financial institutions, custodians, and stablecoin issuers.

• Deployment of advanced compliance automation for real-time reporting and adaptive risk scoring.

• Institutional-grade liquidity provisioning across compliant venues.

• Expansion of ecosystem tools for developers, compliance officers, and regulators.

• Establishment of self-sustaining governance under the ENTRY Foundation’s decentralized structure.

Outcome: ENTRY matures into a globally trusted infrastructure bridging digital assets and traditional finance, offering verifiable compliance, institutional trust, and technical resilience at scale.

13.6 Long-Term Vision

ENTRY’s long-term trajectory extends beyond blockchain. It envisions a global compliance intelligence network—a universal standard connecting banks, regulators, and decentralized systems through automated, privacy-preserving compliance. This evolution will redefine how financial trust is verified: not through paperwork and audits, but through cryptographic proof and programmable law.

ENTRY’s operational roadmap reflects this ambition. Each milestone is not just a technical upgrade but a structural step toward a unified, compliant financial internet.