TL;DR In March we published a roadmap. In June we published a thesis: The Third Wave, the case that institutional and agentic capital would both need a regulated place to earn on-chain yield. H2 opens with the strongest evidence we could ask for: the demand arrived before the deadline. Partners are requesting vaults. Exchanges, neobanks, wallets, and payroll platforms are in talks to plug IXS yield into their earn features. A partner-requested vault is live on BNB Chain wrapping BlackRock high yield corporate bond exposure. IXS operates nodes on Canton Network, the network DTCC chose for the largest settlement migration in market history, and on XDC Network. IXS endpoints are already listed inside the agent directories where machine capital goes looking for yield. And the roadmap below is bigger than the one it replaces, because the opportunity got bigger.
This roadmap is also live as an interactive page: explore every initiative andits current status at ixs.finance/roadmap
The Q1 roadmap made commitments. Here is where they stand.
We said we would launch machine-readable endpoints for agents. They are live: vault discovery, quotes, and transaction intents over API and MCP, with open documentation any developer can verify. We said we would deepen distribution. Our partnerships with LINE and Union Chain remain strong, and both stay on the map for what comes next.
Two Q1 items moved. The Agent Marketplace and the Prime SDK shipped their foundation first: the API layer agents actually build on. The marketplace layer moves into this half. We would rather sequence infrastructure correctly than announce it twice.
And one thing we did not predict: the volume of inbound. The rest of this roadmap is shaped by it.
The clearest signal in any infrastructure business is a partner asking you to build. Finance District, by First Digital, asked. The result is live on BNB Chain: a vault wrapping BlackRock high yield corporate bond exposure, issued on regulated rails, accessible on-chain.
This is the model for H2. Not one flagship product pushed to market. A pipeline of partner-requested vaults, each one a distribution channel that arrives with its own demand attached.
The same pull produced a second product: a new loan structure inside BTC Real Yield, built because a partner needed it. Bitcoin stays in institutional custody, the owner draws against it, and the capital earns regulated RWA yield. The product line is growing in the direction partners push it.
IXS vaults are ERC-4626 native, which means every chain where that standard lives is addressable. BNB Chain is live. Base is coming next. And Robinhood has opened a call for builders on its L2 and its agentic economy. We are answering it. IXS is building on Robinhood Chain.
There is a second layer to this that matters more than deployment count. IXS operates a node on Canton Network. If that name is familiar, it should be: Canton is the network DTCC selected for its tokenized securities platform, the one that begins commercial launch in October with more than 50 firms enrolled, including BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan. When the institution that settles the equivalent of $3 quadrillion a year chose its network, IXS was already running infrastructure on it.
We also operate a node on XDC Network, the chain built around trade finance and tokenized real-world assets.
Deploying on a chain is a week of work. Operating the networks where regulated settlement is moving is a position.
The Third Wave described a growth engine: built once, distributed everywhere. One regulated vault layer, many front doors. In H2 the front doors start opening.
We are in active talks with centralized exchanges, neobanks, wallets, and payroll companies to power their earn features with IXS vaults. Each conversation follows the same logic. These platforms hold user balances. Users expect those balances to earn. And the platforms need a yield source that survives due diligence: regulated issuance, institutional custody, real underlying assets.
Payroll deserves its own sentence. Salary that earns regulated real-world yield from the moment it lands, inside the app it already lands in. That is what this infrastructure looks like when it reaches people who have never heard the word tokenization.
The same logic extends to stablecoin issuers. First Digital is the first anchor. Each additional issuer that plugs IXS in as a yield destination becomes both liquidity and proof: the stablecoins agents and users already hold can earn through us.
None of these are announcements yet. When they are, they will be announced by name.
The distribution map has a center of gravity. Southeast Asia produces the largest crypto-native retail flow in the world, and IXS is already wired into it through the LINE and Union Chain partnerships established over the past year.The H2 objective is simple to state. IXS becomes Asia's regulated yield infrastructure layer: the rails regional exchanges, super apps, and fintechs plug into when their users want real-world yield. The reach exists. The licenses exist. This half connects them.
The Third Wave made the argument that a fourth buyer is arriving, one no 2030 forecast priced in: autonomous agents holding treasuries that allocate continuously, at machine speed. That argument is now our operating environment.
Agents transact the full vault lifecycle on IXS today: discover, quote, deposit, redeem, over API and MCP, with no human in the loop. H2 expands the agentic marketplace layer on top of those rails: more agent frameworks integrated, more third-party agents settling through IXS, agent-to-agent flows on regulated infrastructure. Robinhood's builder call names the agentic economy explicitly. So does ours.
Discovery is already wired in. IXS endpoints are listed across x402, Circle's agent directory, agentic.market, and the CryptoSkill MCP directory, which means IXS shows up as an answer inside agent tool-calling flows themselves. That is distribution that scales with the agent ecosystem's growth, not with our marketing spend. And there is a structural dynamic underneath it: every platform that hard-codes IXS vault endpoints into its money-movement logic raises the cost of ever switching away. Nearly every exchange and stablecoin issuer is racing to solve agent payments. Almost none have solved regulated agent yield. That is the category IXS intends to be the reference answer for.
We run the same thesis internally. Agent-driven workflows now operate across engineering, sales, and marketing; in marketing alone, five end-to-end processes run automated. We are not selling rails we would not run on.
180 million $IXS. Fixed supply, fully circulating, zero future unlocks. That does not change.
What we are saying plainly is how we think about value accrual from here. Mechanical scarcity is the easy story to tell, and it is also capital leaving the system. Every unit of protocol value that gets destroyed is a unit that cannot fund liquidity, integrations, security, or the utility that makes a token worth holding for a decade instead of a cycle. Infrastructure wins by compounding. We would rather the value this platform generates compound inside it.
So the H2 token agenda is utility. As agentic settlement, partner vaults, and earn-feature distribution go live, the token's role inside that machine economy is being designed now, and the specifics publish when they are real, not before. A token attached to infrastructure that more agents, partners, and platforms depend on every week is the durable version of scarcity.
Two expansions are sequenced deliberately behind everything above, and we are saying the order out loud.
Tokenized repo. A three-party tokenized repo structure with South Street takes IXS from RWA yield into one of the largest short-term funding markets in the world. That is the step where the platform stops reading as a yield app and starts reading as onchain money markets infrastructure.
DeFi curator integrations. Once vault distribution has real traction, plugging regulated RWA yield into DeFi's largest lending markets, the Morpho and Aave layer, is the natural second leg. Not before. Sequencing honestly is the whole point of publishing a roadmap.
The external catalysts we mapped in The Third Wave arrive in this window. DTCC's commercial launch in October, on a network where IXS operates a node. The NYSE's move toward tokenized, around-the-clock trading. US market structure legislation advancing. And one catalyst has a compliance clock attached: the GENIUS Act deadline in January 2027 pushes enterprises onto compliant stablecoin and yield rails on a fixed schedule. A market wanting something is a trend. A deadline creates a buyer.
Underneath the calendar sits the macro that gets stronger every quarter: stablecoin supply keeps growing, and stablecoins pay zero. Tokenized yield was the first on-chain product to find true fit because it fixes exactly that. Every quarter of stablecoin growth without yield makes the next layer more obvious.
Every one of those events routes capital toward the same requirement: a compliant layer where tokenized assets are issued, custodied, and earn. Regulated market access under the Bahamas DARE Act and US SEC chaperone rails. Institutional custody with BitGo and Fireblocks. ERC-4626 native. Multi-chain. Running nodes on the networks institutional settlement is choosing.
We published the thesis in June. The roadmap above is what executing it looks like.
Explore the interactive roadmap: ixs.finance/roadmap
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