The Kaspa programmability stack, explained

Understand the Kaspa stack.

Kaspa can now enforce rules on money, not just move it. KasStacker explains what covenants, Silverscript, Argent and KCC-20 actually do — and how they fit together — in plain language first, precision second.

NEW 🎛️ SilverScript Studio — write, compile & deploy a covenant in your browser. Zero install, compiler verified by this site. ↗
189,076 covenants created on Kaspa mainnet (all time)
1,596 alive right now
87,390 state transitions (all time)
1,419 covenant events yesterday from kcc20.info + kascov.io · refreshed every 4 hours · 2026-10-26

What the 189k actually is: KasWare vaults 185,001 (0 live) · KCC-20 147 tokens (3,484 live states) · P2SH commitment 3,552 (11,665 live) · Silverscript escrow 4 (0 live)

The big picture

How the pieces fit

Watch it work:

🔄 Tip: turn your phone sideways — the whole stack fits on one screen.

KCC-20 vaults · escrow your project Argent app language · actors + ICC Silverscript covenant language Kaspa Script + Covenants++ KIP-17 lineage · KIP-20 covenant ids · tx v1 · inline ZK Kaspa consensus GHOSTDAG · blockDAG · proof of work compiles to vProgs / CDAG roadmap — native DAG programs
Each layer rests on the one below: apps compile through Argent and Silverscript down to Kaspa Script, and consensus enforces the result. vProgs is the research track for native DAG programs. Click any box to open its page.

The proof

Already building on it

This isn't roadmap talk — real projects run on Kaspa covenants today, every one verified before it's shown here.

The full ecosystem — venues, explorers, and how listing works →

Three doors

Where do you want to go?

Live from the repos

Status right now

Pulled from the GitHub API every 4 hours — never hand-written, never silently stale.

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