Update: The dev team is moving forward with the new escrow utility, which we expect to ship within the next 24 hours. We've prepared the UI, completed the first phase of testing, and pushed the new TEE image with everything needed to support the escrow utility. TEE image: github.com/users/Enclaveteam… Stay tuned for more updates!

Build update: Enclave Escrow A typical escrow is just a contract that locks funds and releases them by a rule and anyone watching the chain can see exactly who paid whom, and when. Ours doesn't work that way. The final release goes through the same engine we use everywhere in Enclave: the order is sealed and processed inside the attested enclave, settlement is proven in zero-knowledge, and the payout is executed by a neutral relayer, not by whichever account clicked "release" or "refund." The deposit itself isn't a plain traceable transfer either: it's bound to a secret only the funder knows, not to an address publicly tagged as "the payer of this escrow." Result: the deal terms stay transparent between the parties (you need that for trust), but the exact moment and account that actually moves the money leaves no trail back to your operating wallet. Same real-custody principle as always: funds sit as a genuine Vault balance the whole time, never an IOU.

The allowance utility is live on the website. Manage your agent's wallet in total privacy using our allowance vault. enclavestables.com/allowance…

All checks are green. As you can see, we created an Allowance instance on a wallet, set a spending cap, and can now either fund the agent wallet through the vault or share the Allowance ID so others can fund our allowance through the vault. We will now proceed with migrating the utility to production.

Alchemy is now integrated into Enclave. Bringing blockchain infrastructure directly into our x402-powered agent stack. More capabilities. More programmable private money.

The Payroll Utility is now live on the official website: enclavestables.com/payroll.h… It allows you to pay multiple wallets through a single vault interaction. Recipients can be entered manually or imported via CSV, with the payment amount separated from each receiving wallet address by a comma. Next up: the Allowance Utility.

These are the official contracts deployed on the @arc chain for the latest Payroll Utility. For each utility, we deploy separate Vault and Rollup contracts that share the same SP1 verifier and are used by the same TEE image.

github.com/users/Enclaveteam… We are live with the latest image built for the TEE. This incorporates the Payroll Utility alongside the previously shipped utilities and is now the new official image running the Enclave workflow.

Build update, two things moving fast: Payroll is heading to production in the next 24h. Pay multiple recipients, salaries, contractor payments, recurring disbursements, in a single private batch. It settles through the same engine already running in Enclave, with no on-chain link between payer and each individual payee. Allowance is in its final development stretch. A private, reusable funding channel: register a destination wallet once, then fund it as many times as you want, in whatever amounts you choose, with no public record tying funder to destination. Use it to keep any wallet topped up, including an AI agent's, with no traceable source. More updates as they ship. On @arc

Invoice utility is live on the website: enclavestables.com/invoice.h… Missed the walkthrough? This video shows both flows, creating and paying an invoice.

We just published Spine, Enclave's interactive roadmap. Navigate the project vision, phase by phase: enclavestables.com/spine.htm…

Twitter (X), now on Enclave. We have now integrated Twitter (X) in our Enclave dApp.