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Roadmap

Below is a high-level overview of Subscrypts’ project roadmap, highlighting past milestones, regulatory achievements, and upcoming development phases.

timeline title Subscrypts Project Roadmap section 2025 Q2 2025: Subscrypts officially founded and incorporated in the Netherlands (company registration and start of platform development) Q3 2025: Subscrypts whitepaper submitted and registered under AFM and ESMA for MiCAR compliance Q4 2025: Platform Launch – Subscrypts goes live with initial features, onboarding early merchants and users, gathering feedback, and ensuring platform stability section 2026 2026: Growth & Expansion – Focus on scaling up. Key efforts include onboarding more merchants (e.g., Web3 content creators), improving user experience, and optimizing the system’s performance. The core on-chain subscription service is continually refined to achieve product-market fit End-2026: All tokens allocated to the public sale fully vest by around this time (the remaining 36 billion public tokens from TGE finish releasing), marking the completion of the initial distribution phase section Beyond 2027+: Future Developments – Continued expansion of features and services based on community feedback and regulatory developments. Potential exploration of new token utilities or cross-platform integrations, implemented cautiously and in compliance with regulations. Subscrypts commits to keeping the community informed of any major changes in direction or plans

Planned Technical Enhancements

The following upgrades are part of the near-term roadmap designed to expand both functionality and performance, while introducing more flexible payment options and enterprise-oriented features.

Volume Subscriptions & Licensing

Subscrypts will explore volume-based subscriptions, allowing merchants to manage multiple users under a single on-chain subscription:

  • A business can subscribe once with a company wallet (e.g., 30 seats).
  • The contract deducts 30× the subscription amount from that single subscription for each billing period.
  • Merchants may define volume pricing tiers (e.g., discounts for 10, 30, 100 seats).

This model supports B2B licensing, team subscriptions, and organizational access management while keeping all logic and settlement on-chain.

Flexible Renewal & USDC Fallback Payments

To improve reliability of renewals, Subscrypts will explore a USDC fallback mechanism:

  • If a subscriber does not have enough SUBS for an automatic renewal, the renewal can optionally be paid using their USDC balance.
  • The contract would perform an on-chain USDC → SUBS conversion and complete the renewal in a single flow.

This preserves non-custodial settlement while reducing failed renewals due to temporary SUBS balance shortages.

Staking & Incentive Programs

Future iterations may introduce staking services and token-based incentives, for example:

  • Tiered staking levels that grant subscription discounts or reduced protocol commissions.
  • Merchant benefits (e.g., lower network fees) when holding or staking a minimum amount of SUBS.
  • Subscriber loyalty tiers based on staked or held balances.

These mechanisms are intended to reward long-term participants and encourage deeper alignment with the Subscrypts ecosystem.

Account Abstraction

Subscrypts will explore integrating ERC-4337 (Account Abstraction) and related patterns to reduce friction:

  • Allowing users to interact with contracts without needing ETH for gas, with blockchain fees potentially paid in SUBS or USDC.
  • Merchant-side batching for multiple subscription attributes, renewals, and settlements in a single sponsored transaction.

For more information on planned smart contract upgrade patterns and modularity improvements, see the Smart Contract Future Development page.

Long-Term Vision — Decentralized Ecosystem Growth

Beyond incremental updates, Subscrypts envisions an open Web3 subscription economy — where decentralized payments, analytics, and governance converge under a unified standard.

Ecosystem Expansion

  • Merchant Staking Pools — staking SUBS tokens to enhance visibility and trust.
  • Cross-Protocol Collaboration — interoperability with DeFi platforms for yield-backed subscriptions.

Transparent Compliance Evolution

Compliance modules will continue to adapt to global standards:

  • Automatic sanctions registry synchronization.
  • Per-jurisdiction compliance extensions (EU, US, APAC modules).
  • Smart audit hooks for regulators and third-party verifiers.

Enterprise & SaaS Integrations

  • Integration with ERP systems via Subscrypts APIs.
  • Support for Web2-to-Web3 hybrid environments.
  • APIs for merchant invoicing, tax reporting, and accounting.

These initiatives are structured to ensure scalability across both Web3-native and traditional enterprise ecosystems.

Compliance-First Development

All enhancements described above — including volume licensing, USDC fallback renewals, staking tiers, and account abstraction — are currently conceptual. Before any feature is released, it will undergo:

  • Technical feasibility analysis.
  • Security review and testing.
  • MiCAR / AML-aligned compliance assessment.

These planned upgrades aim to make Subscrypts more user-friendly, enterprise-ready, and scalable, while preserving its core principles of decentralization, transparency, and regulatory alignment.