dApp

Kagami is a trustless open source dApp and suite of tooling for sophisticated risk management. In order for the digital asset ecosystem to scale, the technology and practices that are present within sophisticated trading institutions need to be mirrored across the breadth of the digital asset ecosystem. Kagami (meaning “mirror” in Japanese) aims to do more than simply lower the costs and barriers to access such tooling. In the belief that future wealth management will be primarily facilitated by digital agents on behalf of communities, we are designing Kagami to operate as an open composable suite, natively suited to automation protocols.

Kagami may be used standalone as an individual or within organisations composed of teams with different delegations. It can also be utilised within the context of a social graph of “responsible managers” who regularly transact with each other. Kagami is particularly well suited to be used in conjunction with other risk tooling such as onchain credit scoring, KYT etc. These will be integrated into the dApp interface over time however until this occurs using Kagami does not preclude the use of other risk tooling. Rather once integrated everything will be visible in the one dApp.

Early versions of Kagami will comprise:

• A UX designed interface for monitoring and managing account, key and policy management across an organisation.

• A turnkey sophisticated policy framework to all dApp users at low or no cost.

• Automation self-custodial tasks, such as:

  • periodic key rotations

  • event-driven threshold signature participant rotations

  • manual and automated account lifecycle management (e.g. triggered account creation that avoids dealer driven key ceremonies)

• Kagami on-chain risk profiles that reflect the adherence to best practices. These can be monitored by stakeholders and build on-chain trust between participants that regularly transact together.

• Functionality for wallets to be easily grouped in “clusters” and all wallet on-chain activity to be watched and fed into policy algorithms.

• Notifications for policy breaches via email/discord (SMS/NFT airdrop may follow) to contacts listed against a policy. In the future, an alert API for integration into software systems is planned.

• Proactive security; integration with MPC technology allows for transaction holds either due to a policy breach or manually via human intervention.

• A fully open source codebase.

Participants can leverage these tools to better manage risk and build on-chain trust.