Karwan is live on Arc mainnet, with access opening one user at a time through our mainnet waitlist.
We’re building a home for portable reputation and an open workspace where people and businesses can find quality internet deals.
A freelancer’s completed work, a supplier’s delivery history and a buyer’s record of paying should help them earn their next opportunity.
Today, that reputation often stays inside the platform where they built it. Moving elsewhere means proving themselves again.
Karwan’s vision is to let that reputation travel.
We’re building an agentic economic system where agents help people find customers, suppliers and business partners using evidence of their past performance.
Our goal is permissioned reputation sharing without exposing the underlying user data, reducing repeated validation while giving people better information about who they’re dealing with.
Agents would research potential matches against what you need, your budget and the available reputation evidence. You choose the counterparty and approve the agreement.
Paid research and reputation services would give participating platforms a commercial reason to make those checks available.
We’re starting with the Karwan open market, where people can discover opportunities and build a record through completed trades. Agreement and payment protection operate underneath that experience.
The markets we’re building for include freelancing, agency work, professional services, social commerce, wholesale, supplier sourcing, manufacturing, business procurement and local or cross-border trade in goods and services.
Built on @arc , Karwan connects those commercial relationships with onchain settlement.
Our controlled launch lets us work closely with early users before widening access. Join the mainnet waitlist to receive an invitation as we onboard users individually.
The internet made it easy to find people
It still hasn’t made it easy to trust them
Karwan is building a portable reputation layer for trade anywhere
Every deal settled on Karwan creates a verifiable record on @arc
Building a history that can travel with you instead of resetting every time you use a new platform
Agents can use that history to find, evaluate and negotiate with counterparties
And when a deal is ready, Karwan’s escrow contracts protect the transaction while it’s being carried out.
Karwan is coming to ARC mainnet.
The waitlist is open : https://t.co/QzCdtQlSmg
Join the new era of cross border trade
Welcome Splits on @NEARProtocol.
for anyone who has ever hosted a giveaway and had to send rewards to 20, 50 or even more people individually, you probably understand why we built Splits in the first place.
sending money isn't the hard part. managing who gets what, how much, and what the money is for can become a whole job on its own.
with Splits, you prepare your payment list, assign amounts and purposes, and pay everyone with one approval. each payout has its own receipt.
and that's only one use case.
imagine receiving your salary and having 30% automatically go into your tax pocket, 20% into savings and the remaining 50% available to spend.
you set the rule once. every payment made through your Splits link follows it.
we brought this experience to NEAR and built a new Rust smart contract to handle the distribution onchain.
we also added some interesting things:
• a checkout button businesses can embed on their websites to split revenue between suppliers, tax and tips as customers pay.
• payroll from a spreadsheet, bill splitting and payments to multiple recipients.
• Sputnik DAO integration, allowing communities to vote on how their shared funds should be distributed.
• NEAR Intents, so people can pay from supported chains like Base, Ethereum and Solana, with the payment delivered and divided on NEAR.
and you don't even need to understand what a wallet is to use the email-based experience. sign in with your email, and Splits handles the NEAR transactions and gas fees.
we've got working testnet demos, onchain transaction proofs and a full set of contract tests.
i've attached a walkthrough of what we built. i'd love for you to try it and tell us what breaks or what we could do better.
#NEARHackathon
One payment. Multiple people paid.
Hosting a giveaway? Stop sending 20 separate payments to 20 winners
Splits is now on NEAR. Set who gets paid, how much and why. Send once, and each payout gets an onchain receipt.
Here's what we built 🧵
Welcome Splits on @NEARProtocol.
for anyone who has ever hosted a giveaway and had to send rewards to 20, 50 or even more people individually, you probably understand why we built Splits in the first place.
sending money isn't the hard part. managing who gets what, how much, and what the money is for can become a whole job on its own.
with Splits, you prepare your payment list, assign amounts and purposes, and pay everyone with one approval. each payout has its own receipt.
and that's only one use case.
imagine receiving your salary and having 30% automatically go into your tax pocket, 20% into savings and the remaining 50% available to spend.
you set the rule once. every payment made through your Splits link follows it.
we brought this experience to NEAR and built a new Rust smart contract to handle the distribution onchain.
we also added some interesting things:
• a checkout button businesses can embed on their websites to split revenue between suppliers, tax and tips as customers pay.
• payroll from a spreadsheet, bill splitting and payments to multiple recipients.
• Sputnik DAO integration, allowing communities to vote on how their shared funds should be distributed.
• NEAR Intents, so people can pay from supported chains like Base, Ethereum and Solana, with the payment delivered and divided on NEAR.
and you don't even need to understand what a wallet is to use the email-based experience. sign in with your email, and Splits handles the NEAR transactions and gas fees.
we've got working testnet demos, onchain transaction proofs and a full set of contract tests.
i've attached a walkthrough of what we built. i'd love for you to try it and tell us what breaks or what we could do better.
#NEARHackathon
In a full room at Oyo state yesterday, people who had never built an app before built one on their first try.
Every single person built an app Onchain with Arc Studio.
The 30-minute buildathon winner: Team Tim.
They built CassavaPool, an app for farmers to save USDC together and buy their own grinding machine. The contract holds the money, not a person.
If first-timers in Oyo can build on @arc, anyone in Nigeria can.
Led this one with @JerryOjumah.
Solo Prompt Battle winners announced today at Confluence.