The ACA Token

Utility & Core Functions

The ACA Token is the backbone of our network, used for:

  • Transaction Fees: Payable on cross-chain operations and stablecoin transactions
  • Governance: Token holders propose and vote on improvements or funding allocations
  • Security: Staking ACA helps secure the network’s consensus and earns rewards.

The ACA Token

Governance Rights

Our governance model promotes community-driven decision-making. Token holders can table proposals to enhance network features, authorize new subchains, or allocate the innovation fund. Each vote directly shapes the future of ACA.

The ACA Token

Distribution & Economics

  • Allocation: A structured distribution ensuring liquidity, long-term project sustainability, and wide community access.
  • Inflation/Deflation: Managed via protocol parameters to maintain a healthy token economy.
  • Fundraising: Includes seed and subsequent public rounds, designed to align the interests of stakeholders and early supporters

The ACA Token

Use Cases

1

Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs)

ACA enables SMEs to cut transaction costs, access microfinancing through state stablecoin liquidity, and tap into an innovation fund that supports Web3-driven growth.

2

Fintech Platforms

Fintech startups can integrate ACA’s stablecoin solutions to expand customer offerings, leverage real-time payments, and seamlessly incorporate KYC compliance.

3

State Government Services


State agencies can deploy blockchain-based public services—such as land registries, business licensing, and identity management—boosting transparency, security, and cost savings.

4

DApp Developers

By building on ACA, developers enjoy easy onboarding to a nationwide user base, pre-built compliance layers, and potential grants from the innovation pool. Projects can target local or multi-state audiences with minimal friction.

5

Individuals

For everyday users, ACA’s stablecoins make digital transactions safer, cheaper, and more predictable—enabling cross-border remittances, routine bill payments, and new investment opportunities within a regulated framework

Roadmap

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Phase 1: Concept & Team Building
  • Formulate the core idea, refine technical specifications, and assemble a diverse leadership group.
  • Engage with regulators, potential partners, and pilot states to refine project requirements.
Phase 2: Development & Beta
  • Build and test the multichain infrastructure, stablecoin issuance, and KYC module.
  • Launch beta with select pilot partners (e.g., small businesses, local cooperatives) for real-world feedback.
Phase 3: Platform Launch & State Partnerships

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Phase 4: Expansion & Growth
  • Integrate more states, expand feature sets (DeFi, NFTs, GovTech, etc.).
  • Establish deeper collaborations with businesses, research institutions, and developer communities.
  • Enhance network performance and interoperability with other blockchains

Documentation

Whitepaper / Lightpaper

Technical Docs & Developer Resources

  • APIs & SDKs: Easy-to-use libraries for interacting with ACA subchains.
  • Guides: Step-by-step tutorials for deploying DApps, stablecoins, or data solutions on ACA
  • GitHub: Public repositories for the latest code, issue tracking, and community contributions.
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White Paper

FAQs

What makes ACA different from other blockchain networks?

ACA is state-centric, meaning each U.S. state can issue and regulate its own blockchain and stablecoin, unlike generic global stablecoin solutions

Our built-in KYC-as-a-service ensures seamless, regulatory-compliant onboarding for businesses and users