Stream your payroll. Lock vesting cliffs. Run a multisig treasury. All without ever handing your keys to anyone. FlowGuard is live on Bitcoin Cash mainnet. app.flowguard.cash

BCH-1 Alumni Update 💡: FlowGuard is now live on Bitcoin Cash mainnet. 🎉🎉🎉 FlowGuard entered BCH-1 with a simple idea: programmable payments on Bitcoin Cash. Since then, the project has evolved into a broader platform for fund distribution, treasury management, and on-chain coordination. Over the past few months, the focus has been on completing the core primitives needed for programmable fund distribution. FlowGuard now supports: • Payment Streams • Recurring Payments • Rewards • Bounties • Grants Together, these components allow projects, communities, and organizations to distribute capital through programmable rules enforced on-chain. A significant amount of work also went into security. The team completed a full covenant review across the core contracts and resolved all identified critical and high-severity issues. This included spending controls, payout validation, fee protections, claim handling, race conditions, and wallet security. Infrastructure was upgraded as well. The result is a more complete and substantially more secure platform than the one that originally entered BCH-1. FlowGuard represents an important category of infrastructure for Bitcoin Cash. As ecosystems mature, capital needs structure. Projects need grants. Contributors need rewards. Communities need bounties. Organizations need transparent ways to allocate funds and coordinate incentives. These systems are beginning to move on-chain. Bitcoin Cash is entering a phase where smart contracts are being applied to real organizational and financial workflows. FlowGuard is part of that evolution. The $BCH application layer continues to expand, bringing new ways to coordinate people, capital, and incentives directly on Bitcoin Cash.

Today's the day. FlowGuard is live on mainnet. Took a lot of late nights to make programmable money work without a custodian. It does now.

Flowguard will be migrating to mainnet soon Audit checks ongoing Interesting week for us as we launch a robust programmable finance on BitcoinCash

We’ve made significant improvements to FlowGuard. The core system is now fully live and functional end-to-end: payments, streaming, airdrops, CashTokens, vault controls, and wallet execution. Create -> approve -> execute works.

Get hyped for the next BCH-1 Alumini @flowguard_ UPDATE POST > For management next generation treasury managements (including Cashtokens) to $BCH Inspired by @Sablier (a pioneer for crypto token payrolls), coming to Bitcoin Cash directly on on-chain L1, hyper fast, instant finality. Defi on $BCH will happen slowly, then suddenly: ALL AT ONCE

Major milestone for FlowGuard on Bitcoin Cash! Their permissionless treasury automation system just went fully live end-to-end. We’re talking real, working flows for: • Payments & streaming • Airdrops • CashToken management • Vault controls • Direct wallet execution Create → Approve → Execute. All on-chain. All on BCH L1. Lightning fast, zero custody, instant finality. The BCH builder wave is accelerating. Real utility landing right now. Watch the full demo here 👇 $BCH #CashTokens #DeFi

Progress update on flowguard coming soon.

🚀 BCH-1 Hack Dev Airdrop (Chipnet) Just deployed a live airdrop on @flowguard_ for builders 🛠️ • 0.05 BCH per claim • 1 claim per address • WalletConnect supported • Chipnet (test funds) Connect → claim → done. 🔗 flowguard.cash/claim/cd726f9… Let’s stress test this ⚡️

FlowGuard documentation is now live. view at docs.flowguard.cash Includes: • Vault architecture • Stream (NFT-based) state design • Airdrop logic (Merkle proof validation) • Governance flow • End-to-end Chipnet testing plan • Deployment & production routing guide Everything is documented against real covenant implementation on Bitcoin Cash. This isn’t a pitch deck. It’s executable infrastructure. If you’re building on BCH and managing treasury, the docs are open. #BitcoinCash #BCH #CashTokens

Public endpoint for TokenIndexer available at tokenindex.optnlabs.com/ Use it with the API routes found on our GitHub page - github.com/OPTNLabs/tokenInd…

I had an interesting discussion about governance design for DAOs building on Bitcoin Cash. One point that stuck with me: Token-weighted voting often ends up concentrating power in the largest holders. Some research suggests reputation-based systems instead where influence comes from: • contribution • verified effort • long-term activity With CashTokens and mutable NFT commitments, reputation scores could theoretically live directly on-chain instead of relying on off-chain scoring systems. Still researching how this might apply to treasury governance. If you’re interested in these discussions around FlowGuard and BCH infrastructure, feel free to join the Telegram 👇 t.me/flowguard_labs #BitcoinCash #BCH #CashTokens #BuildOnBCH

FlowGuard will win

Why Treasury Infrastructure Matters Most crypto tooling focuses on trading or token issuance. But sustainable ecosystems depend on something less visible: how capital is governed and distributed. Developer grants Contributor payroll Milestone funding Ecosystem incentives FlowGuard focuses on making these financial flows programmable on Bitcoin Cash. Because infrastructure for managing capital is just as important as moving it. #BitcoinCash #BCH #BuildOnBCH

Governance That Actually Executes Many DAO systems record votes but rely on someone manually executing the result. FlowGuard ties governance outcomes directly to treasury transactions. Execution only becomes valid if: • quorum requirements are met • approval thresholds pass • voting deadlines are respected If those conditions fail, the payout transaction cannot pass contract validation. Governance becomes enforceable. #BitcoinCash #BCH #DAO