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Current Program Surface

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Use this page when you need to know what the current public protocol exposes before integrating or evaluating a product claim.

This page describes the current public OmegaX protocol surface.

As of protocol v0.3.1, OmegaX exposes one canonical health capital markets model on Solana devnet beta.

Genesis Protect launch status

Current Genesis boundary

Genesis Protect Acute is on a bounded mainnet launch target, not broadly available insurance today.

The current public launch posture is:

  • Travel 30 is the primary launch SKU
  • Event 7 is the fast demo SKU
  • Phase 0 claim review is operator-backed, with later AI and decentralization steps treated as follow-on work

For the full public Genesis launch wording, use the dedicated pack:

This page stays focused on the public protocol surface rather than repeating the full Genesis product, trust, and reserve narrative.

At a glance

The current surface covers:

  • protocol governance and scoped emergency controls
  • reserve domains and domain asset vaults
  • health plans as sponsor, member, and liability roots
  • policy series as versioned product lanes
  • member positions for eligibility, delegated rights, and enrollment proof state
  • funding lines for sponsor budgets, premium income, LP allocations, backstops, and similar plan-side flows
  • obligations, claim cases, and claim attestations for economically material liabilities
  • liquidity pools, capital classes, LP positions, credentialing, and redemption queues
  • allocation positions that bridge capital classes into plan-side funding lines
  • oracle profiles, pool oracle approvals, pool oracle policies, and pool oracle permission sets
  • outcome schemas and schema dependency ledgers
  • explicit reserve ledgers across domain, plan, series, funding line, class, and allocation scopes
  • checked SPL token custody transfers for sponsor funding, premium payments, and LP deposits before reserve ledgers increase
  • NAV-derived redemption accounting where clients submit shares and the program derives payout amounts

Compatibility boundaries

The current public model is reserve-domain-first and does not expose a pool-first compatibility surface.

That means:

  • no public pool_type
  • no sponsor program pretending to be an LP vault
  • no hidden reserve math behind operator dashboards
  • no second private protocol for wrapper-mediated participation

Current instruction families

Governance and settlement boundaries

  • initialize protocol governance
  • set protocol emergency pause
  • create reserve domain
  • update reserve domain controls
  • create domain asset vault

Oracle registry and pool binding

  • register oracle
  • claim oracle
  • update oracle profile
  • set pool oracle
  • set pool oracle permissions
  • set pool oracle policy

Schema registry

  • register outcome schema
  • verify outcome schema
  • backfill schema dependency ledger
  • close outcome schema
  • create health plan
  • update health plan controls
  • create policy series
  • version policy series
  • open member position
  • update member eligibility

Plan-side funding and liabilities

  • open funding line
  • fund sponsor budget
  • record premium payment
  • create obligation
  • reserve obligation
  • settle obligation
  • release reserve

Claims

  • open claim case
  • attach claim evidence reference
  • attest claim case
  • adjudicate claim case
  • settle claim case

LP capital

  • create liquidity pool
  • create capital class
  • update LP position credentialing
  • update capital class controls
  • deposit into capital class
  • request redemption
  • process redemption queue

Allocation and impairment

  • create allocation position
  • update allocation caps
  • allocate capital
  • deallocate capital
  • mark impairment

Economic meaning

Three points define the current protocol:

  1. Sponsor budgets, member rights, oracle attestations, and LP capital are separate objects.
  2. Reserves are explicit and attributable, not inferred from raw token balances.
  3. Reward and protection products reconcile through one shared settlement kernel.

That is the core of OmegaX as a settlement foundation for health capital markets rather than a narrow rewards app.

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