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What Exists Today

This page is the reality check.

It summarizes what the public OmegaX protocol repo already exposes today, as distinct from the broader long-range architecture described elsewhere in the docs.

In other words:

  • this page is about the current public onchain surface
  • the rest of the site also describes the direction of travel

At a glance​

The public repo is already beyond an early reward-only prototype.

The repo now includes v2-era surfaces for:

  • protocol governance and emergency controls
  • oracle profiles, staking, permissions, and policy
  • plan creation and sponsor configuration
  • membership and invite-based enrollment
  • schema registration and rule binding
  • premium rails and coverage policies
  • reward and coverage claim handling
  • plan risk controls and reserve-aware bookkeeping
  • capital-class registration and queue-based redemptions
  • wallet-facing events and richer read-model surfaces

The important point is that OmegaX already has the beginnings of a real shared health-plan system in code, not just an idea deck about what might exist later.

Implemented surface areas​

Governance and oracle onboarding​

The public surface includes:

  • protocol initialization and governance authority controls
  • oracle registration, claim, metadata, and staking flows
  • plan-level oracle policy and permission surfaces

Health-plan setup​

Plans can already define:

  • payout asset and terms
  • membership mode
  • oracle policy
  • outcome rules
  • reserve and risk-control settings
  • control and automation policy boundaries

Membership and eligibility​

The current program supports:

  • open enrollment
  • token-gated enrollment
  • invite-permit enrollment
  • delegated claim support
  • privacy-preserving subject commitments

Coverage, premiums, and claims​

The public repo already includes:

  • reusable coverage products and policy flows
  • policy-series and payment-option surfaces
  • premium ledgers and onchain/offchain payment attestations
  • quoted cycle activation and settlement
  • coverage claims with review, decision-support, approval, denial, payout, and closure paths

Capital and liquidity​

The capital surface now includes:

  • pool liquidity configuration
  • capital-class registration
  • direct and queued redemptions
  • reserve-aware redemption constraints
  • free-capital-aware risk controls

What matters most about this evolution​

Three shifts matter for the public story:

  1. OmegaX now has a real shared health-plan surface, not only a simple rewards loop.
  2. Capital and claim state are increasingly tied to explicit reserve and risk semantics.
  3. The object model is moving toward plan, product, claim, and capital readability rather than opaque operator behavior.

What still belongs to the next phase​

OmegaX is still moving toward a fuller long-range market architecture, including:

  • deeper comparability across plans and capital classes
  • broader oracle trust modes and disputes
  • more mature secondary distribution
  • richer insurer-grade and wrapper-grade participation

But the public repo already shows the shape of that direction in code and documentation. That matters because public docs should describe real momentum, not only aspiration.

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