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# What We Have / Don't Have

Compares GetPaid’s current design foundation with the implementation, validation, and deployment work still required before production use.

GetPaid has established a design foundation for the proposed protocol. Production capabilities remain pending implementation, validation, and deployment.

| Current Foundation                                 | Still Ahead                                      |
| -------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Protocol concept and fee-layer architecture        | Testnet implementation and production deployment |
| Multi-chain strategy and multi-rail payout model   | Security audits                                  |
| $GET token design                                  | $GET launch                                      |
| Burn and buyback model                             | Confirmed launchpad integrations                 |
| Staking concept and governance scope               | Production-tested social proof                   |
| Anti-vamping design and social payout concept      | Demonstrated revenue and traction                |
| Roadmap, risk framework, and invalidation criteria | Finalized implementation parameters              |
| Research and predecessor analysis                  | Future validation of the proposed model          |

The items in the current foundation define the intended protocol direction. The items still ahead are the work required to validate that direction in a production setting.

Parameters that govern live implementation will be finalized before deployment.


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