The ASoc protocol, in full
A deep dive into the architecture, security model and economics behind ASoc.
Overview
This document outlines how ASoc delivers self-custody finance at scale, the guarantees it provides, and the trade-offs it deliberately makes.
It's written for technical readers, but we've kept the language as plain as the subject allows.
Architecture
ASoc combines audited smart contracts with a non-custodial client. Keys are generated and stored on the user's device; the protocol coordinates state without ever taking custody of funds.
Cross-chain operations are handled through vetted bridges with conservative defaults.
Security model
Every contract is independently audited before release. Sensitive operations support multi-signature approval and hardware-key signing.
We publish our audit reports and incident history openly.
Economics
Fees are flat and disclosed up front. There are no hidden spreads, and protocol revenue funds ongoing security and development.
Download the full paper for the complete fee schedule and token mechanics.