Coinnect Roadmap

March 22, 2026 · View on GitHub

Beta — priorities shift based on user feedback. Updated March 2026.

Now ✅

  • 10+ live data sources — Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Bitso, Luno, Bitstamp, Gemini, Wise, Buda.com, CoinGecko, Frankfurter (ECB)
  • 19 remittance providers with published fee estimates
  • 1,000+ routing edges across fiat, crypto, and P2P
  • 50+ currencies including Gulf (AED, SAR, QAR), Eastern Europe (TRY, UAH, PLN), West Africa (XOF, XAF)
  • Public REST API — no signup required for basic use
  • MCP server for AI agents (3 tools)
  • Telegram bot — @the_coinnect_bot
  • Open data — daily CSV snapshots, CC-BY 4.0
  • 15 languages with geo-detection
  • Self-serve API keys — instant, no email

Next

  • More live-rate providers — replacing static estimates with real API data
  • Flutterwave integration — live rates for African corridors (NGN, GHS, KES, ZAR, UGX, TZS)
  • Delivery method filters — bank deposit, cash pickup, mobile money
  • Deep-links to providers — "Go to Wise →" with pre-filled corridor
  • Community rate verification — report real rates, verify with proof
  • SEO pages per corridor/send/usd-to-ngn for discoverability
  • Embeddable widget<iframe> for blogs and finance sites
  • Price alerts — get notified when a corridor drops below your threshold
  • Provider outreach — partnerships for live rate access

Later

  • x402 micropayments — USDC on Base L2, pay-per-query for unlimited API access
  • Machine Tipping Protocol (mtp.bot) — micropayments to rate contributors
  • Stellar anchors — M-Pesa, Wave, GCash via Stellar network
  • Taproot Assets — stablecoins over Lightning Network
  • SDKs — Python and JavaScript client libraries
  • WhatsApp bot — conversational access for users without browsers
  • USSD/SMS gateway — for feature phones in Africa

How to contribute

We especially need:

  • Exchange adapters with live APIs
  • Rate accuracy testing and verification
  • Translations
  • Documentation

See CONTRIBUTING.md · Protocol spec (MRP)


Coinnect is open source (MIT). Built and maintained by one person, for everyone sending money across borders.