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# Functionality & Roadmap

What it does today and what it will do as we continue development.

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**Available Now**

* [x] Create Accounts, Sign Transactions, Check Balance
* [x] Send Transactions
* [x] Receive and Validate Inbound Transactions
* [x] Store Your Transactions and Corresponding Metadata
* [x] Confirm Presence of Your Transactions Within the BSV Blockchain
* [x] Admin Console
* [x] CLI, JavaScript, and Go clients for the Wallet API
* [x] Trusted Contact Creation with TOTP

**Roadmap**

* [ ] Mobile Wallet App
* [ ] Bidirectional One-Off and Recurring Payment Approvals
* [ ] Payment Counterparty Validation
* [ ] Token Support
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="User Stories" %}
**Available Now**

* [x] As a user I want to sign-up/sign-in
* [x] As a user I want to receive BSV from a counterparty instantly
* [x] As a user I want to send BSV to a counterparty instantly
* [x] As an admin I want to inspect the transactions which my Wallet is storing
* [x] As a user I want to verify counterparties prior to initiating any payments.

**Roadmap**

* [ ] As a user I want to know that any payments I make are privately linked to specific counterparties for a particular purpose.
* [ ] As a user I want to be able to create payments whether they're inbound, outbound, recurring, or one-offs.
* [ ] As a user I want to be able to control movement of funds into or out of my wallet.
* [ ] As a user I want to be able to handle tokens whether fungible or not.
  {% endtab %}
  {% endtabs %}


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