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GRU Global Priority Cross-Chain Rollout
Purpose: Translate the high-priority global currency set into a staged GRU v2 rollout plan for canonical c* on Chain 138 and mirrored cW* on destination chains.
Use with: GRU_V2_CHAIN138_READINESS.md, GRU_FX_CURRENCY_ONBOARDING_CHECKLIST.md, GRU_STANDARDS_PROFILE.md, C_TO_CW_MAPPER_MAPPING.md, ../../config/gru-iso4217-currency-manifest.json, ../../config/gru-global-priority-currency-rollout.json, ../../config/gru-transport-active.json, and ../../config/token-mapping-multichain.json
Bottom line
Yes, the repo architecture supports full cross-chain swapping and deploying canonical c* assets cross-chain as mirrored cW* for the ranked currency set.
What we cannot honestly say yet is that all of those currencies are already live.
Current real state:
USDis the only fully live GRU transport lane today.EUR,GBP,AUD,JPY,CHF,CAD, andXAUalready exist as canonical Chain 138 assets, but still need transport activation and cW deployment completion.- The rest of the ranked currencies are not yet in the canonical manifest, which means they are still rollout candidates, not live assets.
This document is the bridge between your strategic currency list and the repo's actual deployment workflow.
Desired deployment networks
The default destination surface for this rollout is still the repo's public EVM cW mesh:
1,10,25,56,100,137,42161,42220,43114,8453,1111
Separate but still relevant destination programs:
651940— ALL Mainnet (Alltra), custom ALT bridge program42793— Etherlink, scaffolded / feature-gated EVM target
New explicit non-EVM desired target:
- Solana — tracked as an SVM / non-EVM rollout target under
config/token-mapping-multichain.json -> nonEvmNetworks
Important boundary:
- Solana is a desired deployment network, but it is not part of the EVM
cW*pool mesh. - Solana requires an adapter / relay path plus an SPL or bridge-wrapped representation before a GRU
c* -> cW*style transport lane can be called live. - Truth and Tron remain separate adapter programs, not default GRU rollout destinations.
What “full cross-chain swapping” means here
For a GRU currency to support full cross-chain swapping, all of the following have to be true:
- A canonical
c*asset exists on Chain 138. - The asset is registered into GRU / asset registry and, where relevant, promoted through the GRU v2 path.
- A mirrored
cW*asset exists on the destination chain. token-mapping-multichain.jsonresolves thec* -> cW*pair.gru-transport-active.jsonexplicitly enables the transport pair.- Reserve verifier and
maxOutstandingpolicy are wired for the hard-peg corridor. - Token-aggregation, explorer metadata, wallet metadata, and route exposure are attached.
- Oracle and liquidity paths exist for the currency pair or treasury route that makes the asset economically usable.
If any one of those layers is missing, the asset is only partially integrated.
Naming assumptions
This rollout file uses the repo's current naming conventions:
- Default fiat rollout pattern:
c<ISO>C -> cW<ISO>C - Existing dual-form exceptions remain:
USD:cUSDC/cUSDT -> cWUSDC/cWUSDTEUR:cEURC/cEURT -> cWEURC/cWEURTGBP:cGBPC/cGBPT -> cWGBPC/cWGBPTXAU:cXAUC/cXAUT -> cWXAUC/cWXAUT
For newly ranked currencies, the default assumption is coin-form first unless governance explicitly requests a paired token-form issuance.
Examples:
SGD -> cSGDC -> cWSGDCCNY -> cCNYC -> cWCNYCIDR -> cIDRC -> cWIDRCXDR -> cXDRC -> cWXDRCXAG -> cXAGC -> cWXAGC
Rollout waves
Wave 0
Keep the current live baseline healthy:
USD
This is the existing cUSDC/cUSDT -> cWUSDC/cWUSDT transport lane.
Wave 1
Promote the already-deployed canonical Chain 138 set into transport-active corridors:
EURGBPAUDJPYCHFCADXAU
These are the fastest path to broader GRU coverage because the Chain 138 leg already exists.
Wave 2
Add the remaining top-priority reserve and regional anchor fiat currencies:
CNYHKDSGDSEKKRWNOKNZDINRMXNBRLZARTRYAEDSARPLNTHBIDR
This is the first large “new canonical deployment” wave.
Wave 3
Extend into secondary emerging currencies and monetary-unit references:
MYRPHPVNDEGPCLPCOPPKRBDTKESNGNXDRXAG
Machine-readable rollout source
The ranked rollout queue now lives in:
The file captures:
- tier
- rank
- rollout wave
- desired destination networks
- current repo target state
- assumed
c*andcW*symbols
Important boundary:
gru-global-priority-currency-rollout.jsonis a planning queuegru-iso4217-currency-manifest.jsonis the live supported-currency source of truthgru-transport-active.jsonis the live routing/transport gate
Verifier
Use the rollout verifier to compare the ranked queue against current repo reality:
bash scripts/verify/check-gru-global-priority-rollout.sh
Optional:
bash scripts/verify/check-gru-global-priority-rollout.sh --wave=wave1
bash scripts/verify/check-gru-global-priority-rollout.sh --json
The verifier reports, per currency:
- manifest present or not
- canonical Chain 138 deployment present or not
c* -> cW*symbol mapping present or not- transport active or not
- x402-ready or not
- derived repo state
- next recommended step
For the public-network rollout surface that the explorer now publishes, use:
bash scripts/verify/check-gru-v2-public-protocols.sh
Explorer static JSON:
https://explorer.d-bis.org/config/GRU_V2_PUBLIC_DEPLOYMENT_STATUS.json
That status surface is intentionally stricter than the token mesh inventory:
- it treats the public EVM
cW*token mesh as complete on the currently loaded 10-chain set, with onlyWemixstill outside the loaded mesh - it still keeps Wave 1 non-USD assets as
canonical_onlyuntil transport is actually enabled - it marks
Uniswap v3,Balancer,Curve 3,DODO PMM, and1inchas not deployed on the public cW mesh until real public-chaincW*pools are recorded
Operator recommendation
If the goal is to get to broad GRU v2 cross-chain coverage safely, the recommended order is:
- Finish Wave 1 first.
- Only then start new canonical deployments for Wave 2.
- Attach metadata and oracle/liquidity paths as part of each currency’s onboarding, not as an afterthought.
That means each asset rollout should include:
- IPFS-backed metadata URI
- disclosure / reporting URI
- reserve-verifier policy
- price oracle path
- at least one approved liquidity / treasury route
The architecture can absolutely support the global currency list.
The repo now has a concrete way to prove which parts are live, which parts are only canonical on Chain 138, and which parts are still waiting for first deployment.