Phase 4 - Multi-Chain UX & Derivatives Layer via G-Series
Remove crypto-native friction (keys, chains, gas) and add high-performance derivatives access on top of the RWA & lending stack.
In Phase 4, WANNA introduces:
Email / social login–based accounts and smart-account style wallets
Perpetual DEX (“perp”) integrations that use G-Series as margin & settlement
while expanding beyond EVM into non-EVM chains (e.g., Solana, Tron, TON) through routing and bridging.
The goal is to make G-Series the natural front door to on-chain spot, yield, RWA, lending, and derivatives — without forcing users to think about seed phrases, RPCs, or which chain they are on.
1. Phase Objective
Primary Objective
Build a multi-chain, derivatives-capable UX layer on top of the existing G-Series + Earn + RWA/Lending stack by:
introducing account abstraction–style onboarding (email/social login wallets)
expanding access to non-EVM ecosystems
integrating perpetual DEX venues behind a G-Series–centric brokerage interface
Key Principles
Account & Chain Abstraction Users should be able to sign up with an email or social login, and interact in local currency units, without manually handling keys or chains.
Non-Custodial or Policy-Managed Wallets and smart accounts are designed so that:
users retain cryptographic control where regulation permits
policies/guardrails can be applied by licensed operators where required
Derivatives as an Integrated Layer Perpetual trading is exposed through G-Series margin accounts, not as a separate, siloed product.
2. Scope of Phase 4
2.1 In Scope
Account Abstraction & Smart Wallets
Email / social login onboarding.
Smart account or MPC-based wallets that:
can hold G-Series and GUSD
support programmable policies (spend limits, multi-factor, recovery)
Multi-Chain Expansion (EVM + Non-EVM)
Access to:
EVM chains where G-Series is natively deployed
non-EVM ecosystems such as Solana, Tron, TON via:
bridges, wrapped representations, or partner integrations.
Users see a single balance; routing decides which chain/venue is used.
Perpetual DEX Integrations
Integration with high-performance perp venues (on-chain DEXs or appchain-style derivatives platforms).
Use G-Series / GUSD as margin and settlement, with:
clear margin requirements
liquidation rules
risk controls integrated into the existing collateral engine
Unified Trading & Portfolio Interface
One interface showing:
spot balances
Earn positions
RWA & lending positions
perp positions and PnL, in G-Series units (e.g., GKRW)
2.2 Out of Scope
Launching a dedicated G-Series mainnet and native payment stack (considered part of the Strategic Horizon, not the initial four-phase roadmap).
Becoming an exchange operator; WANNA integrates perp venues, not replace them.
3. Core Components Delivered in Phase 4
Smart Account / AA Wallet Layer
Account contracts or MPC wallets that:
abstract private keys from UX
support social recovery / multi-device usage
can pay gas via meta-transactions or gas abstraction
Chain Abstraction & Routing Engine
Logic that:
chooses which chain/venue to execute on
manages wrapped G-Series representations where needed
hides chain differences from the end user
Perp Margin Engine (Built on G-Series)
Uses G-Series / GUSD as:
margin collateral for perp positions
settlement currency for PnL realization
Integrates with:
RWA & lending collateral engine
existing CR, LCR, and haircuts framework
Unified Portfolio & Risk Dashboard
Single view of:
cash (G-Series)
Earn
RWA/lending
perp positions plus:
account-level health factor
cross-product risk exposure
Integration & Partner APIs
APIs / contract interfaces allowing:
wallets and fintech apps to plug into WANNA’s UX and trading stack
white-label or co-branded experiences on top of the same infra
4. User & Partner Journeys in Phase 4
4.1 End User: Email-Based Onboarding & Trading
Goal: Start using G-Series and on-chain products with only an email / social login.
Flow:
User signs up with email or social login.
A smart account/wallet is created and linked to that identity.
User deposits fiat or stablecoins via partner ramps, receiving G-Series.
User can:
hold and transfer G-Series
use Earn
invest in RWA/lending
open perp positions — all from one interface
Result: A “Web2-like” onboarding into a fully on-chain stack, without exposing seed phrases or RPC details.
4.2 Power User: One Account, Multiple Chains & Perps
Goal: Use a single account to access multiple chains and perp venues, with G-Series as a unified margin currency.
Flow:
User keeps main balances in GUSD / G-Series.
When opening a perp position:
routing engine selects a supported perp venue
handles any chain/bridge hops in the background
Margin, PnL, and liquidations are tracked centrally in the WANNA risk engine.
Result: The user experiences one cross-chain trading account, instead of juggling multiple wallets and exchanges.
4.3 Partners: Wallets, Apps, and Perp Venues
Goal: Integrate with WANNA to offer an “all-in-one” multi-chain + derivatives experience.
Action:
Wallets / apps integrate:
AA onboarding hooks
trading / Earn / RWA / perps via APIs or contract calls
Perp venues integrate:
margin and settlement in G-Series
risk/position feeds into WANNA’s portfolio view
Benefit: Partners gain a ready-made infra stack (accounts + routing + margin + reporting), rather than building everything from scratch.
5. Risk and Compliance Framework
Phase 4 adds derivatives risk and more complex UX flows, requiring stricter controls.
Leverage & Perp Risk Controls
Perp positions face:
stricter margin rules
dynamic haircuts
tiered leverage limits based on asset and venue
Cross-Product Risk Aggregation
RWA, lending, Earn, and perps all feed into a single risk engine:
account-wide health factor
max leverage across the entire portfolio
Venue & Chain Selection Policies
Only vetted perp venues and bridges are integrated
Per-chain limits and emergency pause switches exist to reduce contagion risk
Compliance & Access Control
Perps and certain assets may:
be gated by jurisdiction or KYC status
require additional disclosures or eligibility checks
WANNA provides infra hooks so operators can:
restrict access where required
apply per-product policies on top of the shared stack
6. Success Criteria
Phase 4 is considered successful if:
Seamless UX Adoption
A significant share of users onboard via email/social and use smart accounts without friction.
Cross-Chain Usage
Users and partners actively use WANNA to interact with multiple chains and perp venues from a single account.
Safe Derivatives Operations
No systemic incidents due to perp integration
margin and liquidation systems function as expected under stress
Partner Leverage of the Stack
External wallets/apps rely on WANNA for account abstraction, routing, and trading, instead of building their own ad-hoc solutions.
7. Transition to the Strategic Horizon
Phase 4 prepares WANNA for the potential Strategic Horizon: a dedicated G-Series mainnet and open payment network.
Preconditions for moving toward this Strategic Horizon include:
The account abstraction and multi-chain UX stack is battle-tested.
G-Series is widely used as:
margin and settlement for trading
a multi-chain balance unit across EVM and non-EVM ecosystems
There is clear, data-driven demand for:
lower fees
higher throughput
a chain specifically optimized for G-Series payments and trading
Once these conditions are met, it becomes natural to evaluate moving from “multi-chain deployed infrastructure” to a purpose-built G-Series mainnet and open payment rail as part of the Strategic Horizon, rather than as a committed step in the initial roadmap.
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