Institutional Roadmap
Key milestones for JIL Sovereign policy and attestation infrastructure. Factual timeline, no hype.
Foundation and Validation
- External technical validation complete - independent architecture review of settlement protocol, MPC key management, and SCN validator consensus
- 10 mainnet SCN validators active across 13 compliance zones
- 301 production services deployed and operational
- 83 patent claims filed (37 independent, 88 dependent)
- JIL utility token deployed on Ethereum mainnet. Token sale infrastructure operational. See getjil.com for token details.
Mainnet Settlement Protocol
- Mainnet settlement protocol live - full settlement flow operational with 14-of-20 SCN validator consensus and sub-2-second finality
- Cross-chain bridge operational for ETH, USDC, USDT, WBTC, DAI
- Institutional API documentation and sandbox environment available
- Settlement execution layer (AMM V5) integrated with mainnet verification layer - deterministic batch execution with fair ordering, no front-running, no MEV extraction
- SentinelAI fleet monitoring active across all SCN validators with automated health recovery
Institutional POC and Integration
- First institutional proof-of-concept corridor - controlled settlement corridor with selected institutional participants
- NACHA/SWIFT integration gateway - translation layer enabling interoperability between JIL settlement and traditional payment rails
- Expanded wrapper token bridge - additional asset pairs based on institutional demand
- Institutional onboarding toolkit - compliance documentation, integration guides, and dedicated support channel
Compliance Certification
- SOC 2 Type I process initiated - formal engagement with audit firm for controls assessment
- Institutional settlement volume reporting and analytics dashboard
- Enhanced compliance engine with configurable policy templates for different regulatory jurisdictions
- Additional SCN validator nodes provisioned based on settlement volume requirements
Expansion
- SCN Validator partner expansion - onboarding additional SCN validator operators to increase network decentralization and geographic coverage
- Additional jurisdiction onboarding - extending compliance coverage based on institutional demand and regulatory developments
- SOC 2 Type II certification target Q4 2027 (per docs/strategy/CANONICAL_LOCK.md)
- Advanced settlement corridors - multi-asset, multi-jurisdiction settlement flows for complex institutional transactions
Compliance posture by inheritance: Snowflake Native App + Databricks Brickbuilder.
In parallel to the standalone Build Track above, JIL is shipping native deployments inside the customer's existing certified data platform - Snowflake Container Services and Databricks Apps. The customer's data plane is unchanged. JIL services run as containers inside the customer's account. The compliance posture is inherited from the platform: HITRUST r2, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA + BAA, FedRAMP MOD, PCI DSS - already in place at Snowflake and Databricks. JIL Cloud (Amazon EKS) is the third path for federal and air-gap workloads.
Snowflake Native App - Snowpark Container Services
- Verdict Engine running inside customer Snowflake account via Snowpark Container Services
- Inherited compliance: HITRUST r2, SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA + BAA, FedRAMP MOD, PCI DSS
- Customer data never leaves customer account; hashes only cross to CourtChain™
- Marketplace listing in flight
Databricks Brickbuilder Apps
- Verdict Engine deployed inside customer Databricks workspace
- Delta Lake substrate, Unity Catalog governance, Photon query engine
- Same inherited compliance posture as Snowflake (HITRUST / SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / HIPAA / FedRAMP MOD)
- Best fit for lakehouse-native, ML-heavy customers running Unity Catalog
JIL Cloud - Amazon EKS
- Direct deployment on JIL-operated EKS infrastructure (KMS, IAM, GuardDuty)
- SOC 2 Type 1 signed; SOC 2 Type 2 target Q4 2027
- HITRUST i1 signed; r2 target 24 months
- FedRAMP MOD roadmap, GovRAMP Ready 3-4 months, StateRAMP roadmap
- For federal customers requiring authorization paths and any institution requiring maximum operational control
Federal Channel Activation
- Channel partnerships through Accenture Federal Services, Leidos, SAIC, Peraton
- 60-120 day path to fielded capability under partner ATO/FedRAMP authorities
- Reference Medicare model: 12.5% of disclosed PI spend (annual, capped) plus 10% contingency on net cash recovered. 4-year retroactive scan baseline. 90-day pilot, $1M all-in, asymmetric downside (contingency drops 10% to 7.5% on miss), ~$786M net to partnership
- Cross-agency CREB™ evidence reuse across CMS, OIG, DOJ, federal program integrity
Interested in participating?
We welcome conversations with institutions interested in early access to policy and attestation infrastructure or SCN validator partnership.