AkitaInuASA, the Algorand-based decentralized social and smart wallet app tied to the AKTA token, is delayed from launch due to a 10-day wait for Google Payments API approval despite having Coinbase onramp clearance.
The team is simultaneously advancing features like post-install immutable wallet plugins, Haystack swap support for sub-accounts, send-to-anyone across X/Discord/Telegram/email with MBR fees and referrer claims, and a fundable wallet-well for free smart wallet signups.
Additional progress includes a new user-editable Meta contract for syncing app data like QR styles and icons, on-chain AI agents with provenance and delegations at 85%, and guilds for smart wallet group chats with varied agreement rules.
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Akita is a user-owned “social wallet” app built on Algorand — it bundles social posting, messaging, payments, token swaps, and creator subscriptions into one passkey-secured app (no seed phrase, no admin keys).
The Akita protocol includes 65 smart contracts built over four years.
Status: Akita subscriptions are already live, while the social wallet itself is in early access/waitlist mode.
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Architecture: Fully on-chain (100%), no admin keys, governed by an “Infinity DAO” that can govern upgrades, fees, and treasury decisions on-chain, with 40% of protocol revenue shared to governance participants.
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Identity/wallet: Uses passkeys (Face ID/fingerprint) instead of seed phrases, with sub-accounts that isolate funds and permissions — including for AI agents, which get their own budgets and permissions rather than blanket access.
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Tokens: AKTA powers utility across the social experience, while BONES works alongside it in governance and revenue sharing.
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Twitter/X handle: @AkitaInuASA
Docs: docs.akita.community
GitHub: github.com/akita-protocol