A source-backed snapshot of what VargaMesh already runs today, what is actively being built, and what is only being evaluated for the future.
Separate full-node Core binaries (not Desktop GUI). Linux release binaries target a recent Linux runtime; on older distributions, build the tagged source for your system. Verify checksums. Docker latest may still contain an older Core version.
SHA256SUMS (Linux / Windows) · SHA256SUMS-macOS (Intel / Apple Silicon)
These are shipped services, software releases or public network components — not future promises.
Current official Core binary release for Linux x86_64, Windows x86_64, macOS Intel x86_64 and macOS Apple Silicon arm64, with VargaMesh Mainnet and Public Testnet v1 in the same binaries while keeping mainnet as the default network.
Windows x64 + macOS Intel/Apple Silicon full-node wallet with bundled Core v0.3.0, deterministic 12/24-word BIP39 Recovery Wallets, native VMT-1 token operations, DE/EN/RU/ZH UI, send/receive, transaction history, backup/restore, WIF/watch-only import, wallet migration and tray controls.
Native Android self-custody wallet with local signing, VMT-1 token support, 12/24-word BIP39 Recovery Wallet interoperability with WebWallet/Desktop, VMESH activity filters, encrypted backups, QR payments, explorer/mining features and HTTPS raw-transaction broadcast.
The current portal exposes live mainnet explorer data, a local self-custody WebWallet/PWA and VargaProof for local SHA-256 hashing with VPF1 anchoring.
Peer/node observations, difficulty, hashrate estimates, block activity, mining telemetry and versioned JSON endpoints are exposed through the public portal.
The public mining stack combines a VargaMesh-modified CKPool-LHR tree with the VMESH AuxPoW bridge for SHA-256 Stratum miners.
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Off-consensus Proof of Contribution for public VargaMesh nodes: real P2P liveness probes, one-time ownership claims, public Mesh Score, hash-chained receipts and capped Treasury-funded reward epochs.
A VargaMesh-specific mempool/explorer stack is online as a development endpoint. The VMESH indexing backend is still being developed and tested, so consensus-critical information should continue to be verified against VargaMesh Core.
The recommended v0.7.2 release remains pre-1.0 software. Recovery Wallet support is shipped; further work can focus on advanced coin control, PSBT workflows, hardware-wallet integration and continued hardening while keeping private keys under Core control.
VargaMesh uses status-based roadmap stages instead of fixed dates. Priorities can move as security, network behavior and community feedback evolve.
Continue stability, interoperability, backup and wallet-management work across the released Windows/macOS Desktop and Android applications.
Move the VMESH-specific mempool/indexing stack from development/testing toward production readiness once data integrity is validated.
Improve public documentation, API integration guidance and practical setup paths for independent node operators and third-party tooling.
Encourage more independently operated public nodes, miners and geographic distribution rather than concentrating infrastructure in a single operator.
The documented VMESH BIP39/HD Recovery Wallet scheme is now implemented across the three supported wallet clients, so recovery phrases are no longer a future-only roadmap item.
Future candidates: multi-account wallets, advanced coin control, PSBT, hardware-wallet support and light-client/header verification.
Roadmap status is tied to public first-party repositories, releases and live project endpoints wherever possible.
Roadmap items describe current project direction, not contractual commitments. Future scope may change and no exchange listing, market value, liquidity or financial return is promised.