Development roadmap

An evidence-based sequence for advancing the OpenForex knowledge and standards ecosystem.

Publication status

Published by the OpenForex Society, the standard-setting core of the OpenForex Foundation, as part of its established standards service to the open standards community.

Version

0.2.0

Last Updated

2026-09-24

How to read this roadmap

This roadmap develops the reach, documentation, and implementation resources of the Society's established standards service. It describes continuing work without assigning unannounced delivery dates.

Knowledge foundation

The present package provides a public reader, foundational literature, technical references, contributor pathways, and a consistent identity. The next editorial work is independent review of definitions, internal consistency, source attribution, and unanswered methodology questions.

Completion evidence: reviewed documents, accessible reading paths, accurate status labels, and an identified publication process.

Methodology and specification

Expand the published implementation references for valuation methodology, variable definitions, input policy, precision rules, and failure behavior. Separate economic assumptions from software contracts. Record alternative approaches and the evidence supporting the chosen design.

Completion evidence: traceable technical references, worked derivations, reference vectors, and recorded decisions for any amendments to the working Standard.

Reproducible implementations

Build reference experiments against a pinned standards revision. Compare independent implementations, publish divergences, and resolve them through documented changes. Establish a registry only with clear submission and review criteria.

Completion evidence: reproducible builds, preserved fixtures, comparison results, and explicit compatibility boundaries.

Institutional and operational design

Improve access to governing records, appointment and decision procedures, conflict management, and funding disclosures. Keep standards-service documentation connected to the applicable issuance, custody, reserve, liquidity, accounting, and settlement references.

Completion evidence: accessible governance records, current operating references, and traceable institutional updates.

Future knowledge programs

Research collections, a reviewed implementation registry, and structured Academy material may build on the shared identity. They should be announced with real scope, owners, and content rather than empty service promises.

Contribute through RFCs, research simulations, or documentation.