FxWallet
The planned wallet and personal financial application of Flowesome: accounts, assets and authorized actions, with the scope of each action visible before signing.
For people and businesses who need to see what they hold, what they may do and what an action authorizes.
Account constitution
product design illustration
Spending limit
amount and scope
Recovery path
evidence and permissions
Permissions
explicit authority
Intent
declared meaning
See your accounts and understand each action
The proposed application brings account views, assets, permissions and operations together. The supported accounts and assets, custody model and integration profile must be defined before a usable release.
Illustrative product flow
- 1Select a supported account and inspect its assets and permissions.
- 2Prepare an action with its recipient, amount, fees, constraints and expiry.
- 3Review the authority being requested before signing.
- 4Follow the observations and receipts supplied by the applicable integration.
- 5If the result is unclear, inspect the evidence and permitted next actions.
Accounts and assets
Display supported accounts, balances and history with the source and limits of each view.
Action review
Show recipient, asset or currency, amount, fees, limits and expiry before asking for a signature.
Permissions
Make the applicable mandate and remaining scope visible to users and delegated agents.
Recovery workspace
Explain unresolved operations and which evidence or authorization would support recovery.
What FxWallet is designed to address
The problem
A signing screen can show an amount without making the recipient, fees, delegation or remaining authority equally clear.
Account access, signing capability and the right to perform a particular action are distinct. Recovery also needs evidence about actions already attempted.
The Flowesome answer
FxWallet is designed to make accounts, assets and the authority behind an action readable in one application.
Its controls would rely on the actual account and protocol profile. Each release must establish what is enforced, where it is enforced and which observations the interface can verify.
A key and a mandate answer different questions
These are design distinctions, not a trace of an executed wallet transaction.
- 1Signing capability
- Which key or signing mechanism can produce the requested signature?
- 2Declared authority
- Who may act, for which recipient and asset, within which amount, fees and duration?
- 3Scope check
- Does the proposed action meet the applicable mandate and integration rules?
- 4Observed outcome
- Which result or refusal is supported by the available evidence?
- 5Unresolved operation
- What remains unknown, and what permits the next action?
Capabilities the wallet is designed to use
The FxChain capabilities this product is designed to use. They are shared, not owned: the same capability can serve other Flowesome products and third-party applications.
Explicit authority
Present the mandate, limits and expiry that apply to the proposed action.
Intent composition
Represent an action through an FxIntent where that integration profile supports it.
Inspectable views
Keep account observations, receipts and their provenance available for inspection.
Justified recovery
Distinguish restored data from evidence that permits a further action.
Where it sits, and why that matters
FxWallet is the first proposed user-facing entry to the application family: FxWallet, FxTrade, FxPay, then FxBank.
This presentation order is a product orientation, not an authorized release calendar. Wallet development depends on the particular accounts, assets, signing and control surfaces it will actually support.
Products
Foundation
FxChainWhat is real, stated plainly
Proven today
- Published product direction and blueprint
In development
- Consult the current capability notes for the separately scoped native engineering work
Later gates
- A useful wallet over explicitly supported accounts and assets
- Qualified signing, authority views and recovery journeys
Not claimed
- Public wallet application or beta
- Custody, live assets or a supported account integration
- A product release date
Proven today, or practised on the lineIn development / qualifiedDirection: planned or researchLater gateNot claimed
Security and authority boundaries
Conditions and responsibilities that must hold for the applicable product or protocol profile.
- The custody model and responsibilities must be explicit before a release handles funds or secrets.
- An interface cannot widen the authority granted by the applicable account or protocol rules.
- An application must qualify its own integrations; local protocol evidence does not automatically qualify a wallet.
Gates, not dates
- 01
Product definition
PlannedSupported users, accounts, assets and operations, with a clear custody and signing model.
- 02
Qualified prototype
ReservedA usable surface against the specific native or integration capabilities it needs.
- 03
Public release
ReservedAvailability follows product verification, operational readiness and applicable obligations.
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