Roadmap

AFHE development follows a phased approach: build the foundation, prove it works, then scale to production. Each phase has clear deliverables and success metrics.

Phase 1: Foundation (Q1-Q2 2025)

Core Development

  • ✅ LUT-based FHE implementation

  • ✅ MQ-hardness security proofs

  • ✅ Basic coprocessor architecture

  • ✅ Initial benchmarking suite

Security

  • ✅ Internal security review

  • 🔄 First external audit (Trail of Bits)

  • 🔄 Formal verification of core primitives

Documentation

  • ✅ Technical whitepaper

  • ✅ API documentation

  • 🔄 Developer guides

Status: 85% Complete

Phase 2: Testnet (Q3-Q4 2025)

Network Launch

  • 🔄 Public testnet deployment

  • 🔄 Coprocessor node software release

  • ⬚ Testnet faucet and explorer

Integrations

  • 🔄 Ethereum testnet integration

  • ⬚ First DeFi protocol integration

  • ⬚ SDK release (JavaScript, Python, Rust)

Security

  • ⬚ Second external audit (OpenZeppelin)

  • ⬚ Bug bounty program launch

  • ⬚ Penetration testing

Community

  • ⬚ Developer documentation portal

  • ⬚ Testnet incentive program

  • ⬚ First hackathon

Status: 30% Complete

Phase 3: Mainnet (Q1-Q2 2026)

Launch

  • ⬚ Mainnet genesis

  • ⬚ Token generation event

  • ⬚ Initial coprocessor network

Ecosystem

  • ⬚ DEX listing

  • ⬚ First production applications

  • ⬚ Enterprise pilot programs

Governance

  • ⬚ DAO launch

  • ⬚ veAFHE staking live

  • ⬚ First governance proposals

Target: Q1 2026

Phase 4: Scale (Q3 2026+)

Performance

  • ⬚ 10x performance improvement

  • ⬚ GPU acceleration support

  • ⬚ Hardware optimization partnerships

Adoption

  • ⬚ 100+ integrated applications

  • ⬚ Enterprise deployments

  • ⬚ Cross-chain expansion

Research

  • ⬚ Next-generation FHE schemes

  • ⬚ Academic partnerships

  • ⬚ Open source contributions

Target: Ongoing

Phase 5: Native L1 Blockchain (2027+)

Building on coprocessor success and ecosystem traction, AFHE will launch a native Layer 1 blockchain—the sovereign home for privacy-first applications.

L1 Architecture

  • ⬚ Native FHE transaction support at consensus level

  • ⬚ UTXO model with encrypted transactions (eTx)

  • ⬚ PoW consensus for maximum security and decentralization

  • ⬚ Seamless bridge from coprocessor to L1

Network Features

  • ⬚ Default ciphertext transactions (amounts never visible on-chain)

  • ⬚ Encrypted address system (same address = different on-chain representation each time)

  • ⬚ Ciphertext signature verification

  • ⬚ Sub-second encrypted transaction verification (~0.1s)

Strategic Vision

  • ⬚ Coprocessor continues serving other chains (Ethereum, Solana, etc.)

  • ⬚ L1 becomes the native home for privacy-critical applications

  • ⬚ Full sovereignty over privacy infrastructure

  • ⬚ Enterprise-grade compliance features

Target: 2027+


The coprocessor model proves demand and builds the ecosystem; the L1 provides the sovereign home for privacy-native applications.

Key Milestones

Milestone
Target Date
Status

Core FHE Implementation

Q1 2026

Done

First external audit

Q2 2026

Scheduled

Public Testnet

Q3 2026

Scheduled

SDK Release

Q4 2026

Planned

Mainnet Launch

Q1 2027

Planned

Aura DEX Launch

Q1 2027

Planned

100 Integration

Q4 2027

Planned

Development Philosophy

Ship Early, Iterate Often

  • Regular testnet releases

  • Community feedback integration

  • Rapid iteration cycles

Security First

  • No mainnet without multiple audits

  • Gradual rollout with limits

  • Bug bounties before launch

Open Development

  • Public GitHub repositories

  • Transparent roadmap updates

  • Community involvement in priorities


Note: Certain partnerships and integrations mentioned in this roadmap, including Jupiter Integration, are currently in active discussion and subject to final agreements. Confirmed partnerships will be announced through official channels.

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