Read this first. This page is built entirely from primary sources — white paper v5.5, the AEGISKey Privacy Layer white paper v2.1, official Aeredium blog posts, and the 2025 AMA. It is not a forward-looking projection, a prediction, or a reconstruction of what we think the roadmap might be. Every claim here is either confirmed in writing or clearly labeled as stated-but-unverified. No official Aeredium roadmap with dates has been published. Where dates are not confirmed, this page says so explicitly.
What is confirmed right now
Before covering what is coming, it helps to anchor what is already done. Several milestones that were roadmap items at the start of 2026 are now completed facts:
Testnet live — first block April 16, 2026
The Aeredium testnet is running. Blocks are being finalized by TEE-BFT consensus across multi-cloud validator enclaves. The public Blockscout explorer at explorer.aeredium.io shows live activity. First consensus block was April 16, 2026.
1,436,820 TPS benchmark — April 2026
A live multi-region benchmark across three geographic validator regions achieved 1,436,820 TPS, 2 million transactions, 1.39 seconds completion, 0% failure rate. Published on the official Aeredium blog.
$5M institutional investment — April 7, 2026
Private Markets Capital, LLC invested $5M via a SAFE agreement following the testnet benchmark. Confirmed via press release on the official Aeredium blog.
StablePro Wallet Android beta — live
The Android beta for StablePro Wallet is available. This is the official gateway to the Aeredium ecosystem and the only route for the KIMA-to-AER conversion. iOS availability was described as coming shortly in the official AMA.
Near-term milestones: what is coming next
These are the milestones described as imminent in official sources. None have confirmed dates except the KIMA conversion window.
Mainnet launch — no date confirmed
Mainnet is the primary milestone. The project is currently on testnet. Official communications describe mainnet launch as the next major step after testnet validation is complete. No launch date has been published. This is the single most important milestone to watch: the AER exchange listing, production throughput, and live institutional use cases all follow mainnet.
KIMA-to-AER conversion — June 1–30, 2026
The only confirmed dated milestone. KIMA holders have a 30-day window to convert at 5:1 into AER through StablePro Wallet. 42,000,000 AER is allocated in the tokenomics for this conversion pool. Converted AER carries a 12-month cliff and 36-month vesting schedule. After June 30, KIMA is permanently delisted. Only use official links from Aeredium and Kima channels when this window opens.
AER exchange listing — follows mainnet
Confirmed in tokenomics v3.8: a dedicated 40,000,000 AER Public Liquidity pool is earmarked for exchange pairs including AER/USDC and AER/ETH. The listing follows mainnet. No exchange partner has been officially confirmed. The tier of the listing (Binance vs. mid-tier) will significantly influence day-one liquidity and price discovery.
StablePro Wallet full launch — iOS pending
iOS availability was described as coming shortly in the official AMA. Full production-ready functionality across all supported networks follows the full launch. No confirmed date.
Third-party audits — unannounced
No third-party smart contract or TEE implementation audit has been announced or published. Independent audits are standard practice before mainnet for projects at this stage. When published, they will be the strongest independent validation of the architecture claims. Worth tracking.
Phase 2: cross-chain expansion
White paper v5.5 describes a three-phase development framework. Phase 1 is the current testnet and mainnet launch stage. Phase 2 is the next defined layer of development. No date has been published for when Phase 2 begins.
According to white paper v5.5, Phase 2 covers:
Cross-chain bridge infrastructure: Expanded interoperability tooling beyond the 13-chain native settlement already built into the execution layer. The white paper does not detail the specific additional chains or bridge mechanisms at this stage.
Public observability dashboard: A network monitoring interface giving external observers visibility into validator performance, consensus health, and cross-chain settlement activity. This makes the TEE validation architecture verifiable by anyone, not just those reading the attestation data directly from the blockchain.
Validator performance metrics: Published data on validator enclave performance across the AWS, Azure, and GCP distribution. This is relevant for institutional participants who need to assess network reliability before committing to settlement use cases.
These are features described in the white paper as part of the development arc, not confirmed deliverables with dates. They give a useful sense of where the project intends to go after mainnet establishes the base infrastructure.
Phase 3: privacy and post-quantum
Phase 3 is the longest-horizon layer described in white paper v5.5. No timeline has been published. These features depend on Phase 1 (mainnet) and Phase 2 (observability and expanded cross-chain) being complete and stable first.
Privacy-preserving transaction processing: Transactions processed without revealing amounts, participants, or contract logic to observers outside the execution environment. The TEE architecture already provides execution privacy for validators, but Phase 3 extends this to user-facing transaction privacy.
Dynamic cloud optimisation: Automated adjustment of validator enclave distribution across AWS, Azure, and GCP based on performance and cost factors. The current 50/30/20 allocation is fixed by protocol; dynamic optimisation would make this adaptive.
Post-quantum user transaction signatures: Replacement of the current ECDSA signature scheme with post-quantum resistant cryptography for user-signed transactions. The validator layer already uses hardware attestation that is structurally different from traditional signatures; this extends post-quantum resistance to the user side.
Advanced DeFi primitives: The white paper describes these as built on the settled TEE infrastructure. No specific DeFi products are named. The description suggests protocol-level primitives (AMM, lending, options infrastructure) rather than specific applications.
Phase 3 is genuinely long-horizon. Treat it as a directional statement of intent, not a delivery commitment.
AEGISKey Privacy Layer roadmap
A separate technical document — the AEGISKey Privacy Layer white paper v2.1, dated April 2026 — covers the encryption infrastructure timeline independently of the main three-phase framework. This document covers Aeredium's five-layer encryption stack and gives the most specific timeline of any official publication.
The five layers and their stated development status as of April 2026:
Layer 1 — wallet-level encryption
Encryption of user wallet data and private keys within the StablePro Wallet environment. This is the most user-facing layer and the earliest in the development sequence. Described as in development as of Q2 2026 in the AEGISKey white paper.
Layers 2 & 4 — chain-native and mempool encryption
Encryption at the mempool level (preventing front-running by hiding transactions before inclusion) and chain-native encryption of on-chain data. Architecture described as complete for Q3 2026 target in the AEGISKey white paper.
Layers 3 & 5 — smart contract and DeFi encryption
Encryption of smart contract execution and DeFi operation logic — the deepest layer, making contract execution and financial operations private at the protocol level. Described as in design phase for Q4 2026 in the AEGISKey white paper.
These targets come from a white paper, not a product announcement. White paper timelines should be treated as stated intent subject to change. The AEGISKey patent (US Patent Application 63/977,868) is filed, which does at least confirm the technology is real enough to patent.
What hasn't been disclosed
Being honest about what is missing matters as much as documenting what exists. As of May 2026, the following remain undisclosed through official channels:
Mainnet date. No launch date, no target quarter, no "by end of 2026" commitment. The project is on testnet and mainnet is described as next. That is all that is confirmed.
Exchange partners. No CEX or DEX listing partner has been named. The 40M AER Public Liquidity allocation exists in the tokenomics, but who will list it and at what tier is not confirmed.
Third-party audits. No audit firm has been named and no audit report has been published. This is the most important missing piece from a due-diligence standpoint before mainnet.
Developer ecosystem details. No public SDK, no developer documentation site, no grant programme, no hackathon. For a chain targeting institutional and DeFi use cases, the absence of a developer-facing ecosystem programme is something to watch.
Governance. No governance structure, voting mechanism, or foundation structure is described in published materials. The project is centrally operated at this stage.
Phase transition criteria. The white paper describes phases but does not specify what technical or adoption milestones trigger the transition from Phase 1 to Phase 2, or from Phase 2 to Phase 3.
This list is not a criticism — early-stage projects routinely disclose milestones as they approach rather than in full at launch. It is context a serious researcher needs to have.
Sources
White paper v5.5 — January 2026
Three-phase roadmap framework, TEE-BFT consensus, ZK-STARK double validation, 13-chain interoperability, tokenomics structure, AEGISKey architecture overview.
AEGISKey Privacy Layer white paper v2.1 — April 2026
Five-layer encryption framework, Q2–Q4 2026 development targets, US Patent Application 63/977,868, MEV elimination at mempool level.
Tokenomics v3.8 — April 2026
42M AER KIMA conversion pool, 40M AER Public Liquidity pool, June 1–30 2026 conversion window, vesting schedules, staking programme.
1.4M TPS benchmark — April 2026
1,436,820 TPS, 2M transactions, three regions, 0% failure rate. First consensus block April 16, 2026.
Kima/Aeredium AMA — 2025
StablePro Wallet iOS timeline, KIMA conversion mechanics, Kima integration into Aeredium execution layer, bank API and Open Banking connectivity.
FAQ
Has Aeredium published an official roadmap?
No. As of May 2026, there is no published roadmap document with confirmed milestone dates. What exists is the three-phase framework from white paper v5.5, the AEGISKey timeline from a separate white paper, and individual milestone announcements. This page documents what those sources say.
When is the Aeredium mainnet launch?
No date has been published. Mainnet is the next major milestone after testnet. All subsequent events — AER exchange listing, production throughput, institutional use cases — follow mainnet. The absence of a confirmed date is the most significant open question for anyone tracking this project.
When is the KIMA-to-AER conversion?
June 1–30, 2026. This is the only confirmed dated milestone in official communications. KIMA holders use StablePro Wallet to convert at 5:1. After June 30, KIMA is permanently delisted. Only use official links from Aeredium and Kima channels.
Will there be more information before mainnet?
Almost certainly. Projects typically announce exchange partners, third-party audit results, and launch dates in the weeks before mainnet. None of these have appeared yet. Monitoring official Aeredium channels is the most reliable way to track progress.
Is CryptoWisdomHub affiliated with Aeredium?
No. This is an independent research site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Aeredium, Kima, or StablePro. Always verify actions through official channels.
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