BEP-20 · Financial DAO Framework

Governance
Infrastructure
for the DAO Era

A BEP-20 governance token that gives financial DAOs a shared standard: written mandates, risk-matched decision tiers, accountable delegates, and controlled execution — all on BNB Smart Chain.

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No yield. RSVP pays no return for holding, staking or bonding. Its market price is not managed and may rise or fall sharply, and administrative keys remain with a single address until Phase 2. Read the risks

The Crisis → The Fix

Why DAO
Governance
Is Broken

General DAO tooling leaves mandates, committees and risk limits for every group to improvise. Seven weaknesses recur across financial DAOs that rely on general-purpose governance. RSVP responds to each with a standard control.

01

No Mandate

Funds drift into activities members never agreed to — no charter defines what the DAO may or may not do.

02

Expertise Gap

Credit, investment and claims decisions go to members who lack the time or training to assess them properly.

03

One-Size Voting

Routine payments and constitutional changes pass through the same quorum and window. Risk is ignored by design.

04

Borrowed Power

Tokens bought just before a vote swing the outcome, then are sold immediately after. Governance is manipulable.

05

Single-Key Execution

One compromised or careless signer can move funds the DAO never approved.

06

Opaque Reporting

Members cannot see how decisions performed or where the money went. Accountability is informal at best.

07

Low Turnout

Fewer than one holder in ten typically votes (Messari, 2024), leaving decisions to a few.

Written Mandates

Every framework DAO begins with a member-approved mandate. Execution modules check it before any payment — a breach cannot execute without a constitutional vote.

Risk-Matched Decision Tiers

Four tiers — Routine, Operational, Strategic, Constitutional — each with its own quorum, approval threshold, and delay. Risk determines the rules, not politics.

Accountable Delegates

Specialists post a bond in RSVP to hold a role. Voting weight is checkpointed before each vote opens — tokens bought mid-vote carry zero weight. Delegates can be recalled at any time.

General DAO Tooling

✕No mandate, anything goes
✕One quorum for everything
✕Informal accountability
✕Opaque money flows
VS

RSVP Framework

✓Charter enforced by code
✓4 risk-matched tiers
✓Bonded, recallable delegates
✓On-chain audit trail

How It Works

The Financial
DAO Framework

Five framework layers — mandate, decision, accountability, execution, disclosure — that any financial DAO can configure and own.

01
01

Mandate

Members approve a charter: what the DAO may do, hold, and spend. Execution modules enforce every limit before a payment can move.

02
02

Decide

Proposals are filed at the right risk tier. Staked RSVP gives on-chain voting weight, checkpointed before the vote opens. Delegates and committees act within bonded limits.

03
03

Execute

Approved actions wait for the tier's timelock delay. Stewards then execute through multi-signature wallets — only as approved, never beyond the mandate.

Written Mandates

Charter registry enforces what the DAO may and may not do before any execution.

Borrowing-Proof Voting

Weight checkpointed before vote opens. Tokens bought mid-vote carry zero influence.

Low-Cost Ops

~$0.01 per tx. 0.45s blocks on BSC. Frequent, small governance actions stay affordable.

4 Decision Tiers

Routine → Operational → Strategic → Constitutional. Risk determines the rules.

Delegate Bonds

Specialists stake RSVP as accountability bond. Recallable by vote at any time.

DAO-as-a-Service

Opens at public launch (Phase 4). Templates for 8 financial DAO archetypes, with treasury, payroll and escrow modules.

Tokenomics

One billion RSVP.
Every unit accounted for.

The full supply has been issued and no further issuance is planned. Wallet addresses and release contracts for each allocation will be published on rsvptoken.com before public launch.

Total supply

1,000,000,000

All issued · no further issuance planned

Network

BEP-20

BNB Smart Chain

1BTotal supplyAll issued

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Community & ecosystem

Participation rewards, delegate and reviewer programs, framework DAO onboarding

35%

350,000,000

Ecosystem fund

Grants, audits, integrations and public goods for financial DAOs

20%

200,000,000

Core contributors

12-month lock, then 36-month linear release

15%

150,000,000

Strategic partners

6-month lock, then 24-month linear release

10%

100,000,000

Liquidity & market access

Exchange liquidity and market-making arrangements

10%

100,000,000

Foundation operations

Legal, compliance, security and operations

10%

100,000,000

Release schedule

Locks and linear release, by allocation

LockedLinear release
Community & ecosystem
Released by ecosystem governance over time
Ecosystem fund
Spent by vote
Core contributors
12m lock · 36m linear
Strategic partners
6m lock · 24m linear
Liquidity & market access
Used for market access
Foundation operations
24m linear
012243648 months

Months from the start of each release schedule. Ecosystem governance decides how framework fee income is used; RSVP does not entitle holders to any share of fees, profits or framework revenue.

Supply discipline

A supply anyone can trace

01

Mint function removed or capped at 1,000,000,000 by audited upgrade before public launch.

02

Every mint, burn and transfer is recorded on BNB Smart Chain and visible on BscScan.

03

RSVP is burned only from framework fee income, and only by ecosystem governance decision.

04

Allocation wallets and release contracts are published before public launch.

Official Contract · BNB Smart Chain

Verify before you connect

Official addresses are published only through RSVP's official channels. No contributor will ask for your recovery phrase or private keys, or ask you to send tokens to “verify” a wallet.

View on BscScan →

Use Cases & Roadmap

Who Uses $RSVP
— and What's Next

From investment DAOs to global enterprises, built for any organization that manages money together.

Investment & Venture DAO

Members pool capital to back deals

An investment committee screens deals at Tier 1 up to a set ticket size; larger deals go to a Tier 3 members' vote. Committee members bond RSVP and publish a memo for each decision.

→ Single-position limit set in the mandate

Credit & Lending Pool DAO

Members fund credit for small businesses

A credit committee approves borrowers within limits set at Tier 2. Above the single-borrower cap, any exposure goes to a full Tier 3 member vote with independent reviewer sign-off.

→ Single-borrower caps enforced by code

Protocol Governance

DeFi protocol, bounded parameters

A risk committee proposes parameter changes inside agreed bounds at Tier 2; upgrades go to Tier 3 behind a timelock. Voting weight is checkpointed before each vote opens.

→ Mandatory timelock on upgrades

Community Savings DAO

Rotating savings circle, on-chain

One-member-one-vote mode replaces token weighting. Payout order set by verifiable random draw or vote. Schedules run automatically through payment modules.

→ Transparent ledger visible to every member

Roadmap

6 phases to full deployment

Phase 1 Active
1

Foundation

Q2–Q3 '26

2

Audit

Q1 '27

3

Pilot

Q2 '27

4

Launch

Q3 '27

5

Ecosystem

Q2–Q4 '27

6

Cross-Chain

2028+

Two Independent Audits

Planned for Phase 2: the token upgrade and every framework module audited before mainnet, with all findings published.

3-of-5 Multi-Sig + Timelock

Planned for Phase 2: upgrades behind a 3-of-5 multi-sig and 72h public timelock. Today, admin powers sit with a single address.

Code-Enforced Safeguards

Borrowing-proof voting, mandate limits checked before payment, proposal bonds — built into framework modules (on testnet in Phase 1).

Progressive Decentralization

Developed by Reserve Tech, stewarded by the RSVP Foundation. Admin powers pass to on-chain governance as each roadmap phase clears its exit milestone.

Get Involved

Help Build
the Standard

We invite financial DAOs, delegates, reviewers and holders to help build accountable, well-controlled governance.

For DAO Builders

Launch with audited governance infrastructure

✓Governance token + DAO templates
✓Transparent treasury + smart payroll
✓DAO-as-a-Service opens at public launch (Phase 4)

For Developers

Build on open infrastructure

✓Verified, published contract source
✓Ecosystem fund grants, decided by vote
✓EVM-compatible: standard wallets and tooling

For Enterprises

Enterprise-grade governance

✓Custom DAO + white-label interface
✓Dedicated enterprise SLA support
✓Optional identity and eligibility modules

Building Governance Infrastructure
for the Decentralized Future

Mandates enforced by code, decisions matched to risk, and execution only through timelocks and multi-sig — governance infrastructure any financial DAO can own and steer.

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