On-chain banking where amounts stay encrypted and agents spend with hard limits. Banking infrastructure that keeps your money private. Built on Robinhood Chain.
$SECTORAL is officially live.
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Sectoral is a bank account on Robinhood Chain where your balances are encrypted by default, your AI agents spend within hard limits enforced on chain, and anyone can verify a payment happened without ever seeing the amount.
New in our smart contracts:
Every disclosure receipt now has to carry a hash of who it was shared with and what was shared. Empty receipts are refused, so each one on-chain proves something to the auditor holding it.
Plus new tests for missing fields.
View update here:
https://t.co/gmn1Y3x5yl
Your spending, mapped. For your eyes only.
Sectoral Insights turns your payments, and your agents', into one view: totals vs the prior week, volume per account, per privacy layer, and when activity happens.
Built only from your own accounts.
Learn more here: https://t.co/tv4kTyykXJ
New in our smart contracts:
A payment request can no longer be settled for zero. Private requests could commit to a $0 amount, which would close the link without a cent moving. That's now refused up front.
Plus new tests for zero and real amounts.
View update here:
https://t.co/iRrBYNdrNS
New in our smart contracts:
Re-recording an account's current verification tier is now refused with SameKycTier. Before, it logged an update that never happened. Now the on-chain audit trail only shows real changes.
Plus new tests for tier updates.
View update here:
https://t.co/0NLJkTI0Jh
New in our smart contracts:
The base fee rate now has a hard ceiling of 1%, enforced in the contract. Any retune above it is refused, so a slipped digit can never reach users.
The default rate stays at 0.10%.
View update here:
https://t.co/PnbQcHBOiL
Paying someone on Sectoral works like sending a text.
Pick a @handle, QR code, request link or address. Type the amount, add a memo only the two of you can read, and approve with your passkey.
It lands in both feeds in about 100ms.
New in our smart contracts:
The confidential pool now has isFullyBacked, a public check that it holds at least as much USDG as it has wrapped. Balances are encrypted. The backing is not.
Anyone can call it, and monitors can alert on it.
View update here:
https://t.co/xnG8n5s5jI
A debit card that only shows its details when you want it to.
Sectoral virtual cards spend from your private balance anywhere cards are accepted. Freeze one in a tap, rotate it whenever you like.
The amounts behind it stay encrypted on chain.
Give your AI agent a bank account, not your bank account.
On Sectoral, each agent runs its own account under limits you set: a per-request ceiling, a daily cap and approved domains. It pays APIs over x402 on its own. Overspends are reverted.
@vizzionnqq@portgasdluci Let me be clear, we did not launch an official token to extract short term monetary gains from it in the first few hours.
We have a long term plan for $SECTORAL, and it does not stop in just the first few hours or days.
New in our smart contracts:
An encrypted transfer to yourself now fails with its own error, SelfTransfer, instead of a generic Unauthorized. Clients can finally say what went wrong.
Plus new tests for self-transfers and unregistered recipients.
View update here:
https://t.co/wIHn8OUVnk
$SECTORAL has migrated.
Appreciate the support from everyone so far, extremely encouraging as we continue to build Sectoral and make it the best on-chain banking solution on Robinhood Chain.
New in our smart contracts:
Every .sectoral handle now runs through one check, _checkHandle, whether you're claiming a handle or changing one.
Same rules, no change in behaviour. Just one place to enforce them, so the two paths can't drift apart.
View update here:
https://t.co/xYOMSOgqaM
Great question!
How the swap is staged in the code:
1. The verifier is its own contract behind ConfidentialToken.setVerifier, so circuits can be swapped in without moving any balances.
2. Every swap emits VerifierUpdated naming the old and new verifier, so anyone can watch for it on-chain.
3. The confidential layer has its own freeze. It halts value movement but keeps verifier rotation working, so a bad verifier can be replaced without locking anyone out.
You can learn more about encrypted amounts in detail here: https://t.co/9sVuzuyZPg
@Animepods Yes absolutely! There is already a basic demo video pinned, but I can record a new one. We also have documentation here: https://t.co/Xsltpyvr50
Give your AI agent a bank account, not your bank account.
On Sectoral, every agent gets its own account and handle, with limits enforced on chain:
Per-request ceiling
Daily cap
Approved domains only
It pays APIs over x402 on its own. It can never go a cent past your rules.
100 followers!
Thank you for being here this early. Private banking for people and the agents they run is only getting started, and you're the first ones in.