> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://riskguard-1.gitbook.io/riskguard-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://riskguard-1.gitbook.io/riskguard-docs/whitepaper/09-roadmap.md).

# 9. Roadmap

> RiskGuard follows a deliberate sequence: build a product people rely on, earn an active user base, then layer on monetization and community ownership.

## Phase 1 — Foundation · `Complete`

Monorepo infrastructure, automated deployment, multi-chain wallet connection for EVM and Solana, native balance reading, and consolidated portfolio display. Complete and operational.

## Phase 2 — Core Product · `~95% Complete`

The position detection engine across more than twenty-five protocols on Base and Solana, the four-dimension risk scoring engine, and authentication via wallet signing. Operational, with systematic caching as the remaining refinement.

## Phase 3 — Intelligence · `Substantially Complete`

AI-generated risk analysis, the alerts and anomaly-detection system, email and Telegram notifications, per-position performance history with charting, CSV export, and exportable PDF risk reports are all live. This phase has progressed from partial to substantially complete, with ongoing refinement of yield accuracy across concentrated-liquidity protocols.

## Phase 4 — Monetization & Growth · `Planned`

Subscription plans (Free / Pro / Whale) with fiat and crypto payment, the B2B risk API, multi-wallet account support, and public launch. This phase establishes the revenue base that precedes any token consideration.

## Funding strategy

RiskGuard pursues non-dilutive ecosystem funding in sequence with product milestones: community microgrants once a private beta is running, foundation-level grants once there is an active user base, and ecosystem hackathons once the product is monetizing with real traction. This funds development while preserving ownership and validating the product with the ecosystems it serves.

| Program                 | Stage                      |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------- |
| Community microgrant    | After private beta         |
| Foundation grant        | With active users          |
| Ecosystem fund          | In parallel                |
| Hackathon & accelerator | After monetization is live |


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