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. ↗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
🔄 Tip: turn your phone sideways — the whole stack fits on one screen.
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?
Learn
New to all of this? A guided tour from "what is Kaspa" to "how a covenant protects your coins". No jargon without an explanation.
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The full matrix: layer by layer, what each component can and can't do, with honest maturity badges on every row.
See the matrix →The Stack
One page per component — what it is, what problem it solves, what it can't do, and every official link that matters.
Browse components →Live from the repos
Status right now
Pulled from the GitHub API every 4 hours — never hand-written, never silently stale.