Releases: abba-platforms/APASS
v1.0.3 — Documentation Structure Enhancement
This release introduces structural enhancements to the APASS repository documentation through updates to README.md, improving visibility and accessibility of key protocol components.
The update adds a new section titled "Additional Protocol Documents," which provides direct references to:
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APASS_MODEL.md — defining the operational model of the APASS protocol, including traveler interaction flows, merchant participation, verification mechanisms, reward issuance logic, and the incentive feedback loop.
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APASS_NADD.md — defining the integration model between Africa Tourism Pass (APASS) and the Namibia Digital Dollar (NADD), establishing a dual-layer architecture where APASS operates as a non-custodial verification and incentive layer, and NADD functions as a regulated digital settlement layer representing the Namibian Dollar (NAD) on a 1:1 basis onchain.
This release strengthens the overall documentation framework by clearly separating:
- Protocol design (WHITEPAPER.md)
- Economic analysis (ECONOMIC_ANALYSIS.md)
- Operational model (APASS_MODEL.md)
- Financial integration layer (APASS_NADD.md)
- Technical architecture and system documentation (docs/)
The repository now reflects a fully structured, institutional-grade documentation environment aligned with enterprise, regulatory, and developer expectations.
The APASS protocol remains payment-agnostic, supporting multiple settlement methods including credit cards, mobile payments, bank transfers, and cash, while NADD serves as an integrated settlement option within Namibia.
v1.0.0 — Initial Protocol Release (APASS)
This release marks the initial production deployment of the Africa Tourism Pass (APASS) protocol.
APASS is a blockchain-native infrastructure designed to enable verifiable tourism participation, rewards distribution, and cross-border coordination across Africa’s tourism ecosystem.
The protocol is deployed on BNB Smart Chain (BSC Mainnet) and implements a modular smart contract architecture governed by role-based access control.
Core Components
The release includes the complete APASS smart contract system:
- AccessManager (governance and role enforcement)
- Treasury (token custody and controlled distribution)
- APASS Token (economic unit of the protocol)
- Router (verification entry point)
- Rewards Ledger (reward accounting)
- Burn Controller (supply adjustment)
- Merchant Registry (participant management)
- Redemption (token redemption flows)
- Dispute Registry (dispute handling)
All contracts are compiled from:
contracts/APASSProtocol.sol
Security
- Internal OpenZeppelin-style audit completed
- No critical, high, or medium vulnerabilities identified
- Overall audit score: 9.2 / 10
- Modular architecture with strict role-based controls
- Deterministic treasury and supply management
See:
AUDIT.md
docs/SECURITY.md
Documentation
The following documents are included:
- WHITEPAPER.md
- ECONOMIC_ANALYSIS.md
- docs/ARCHITECTURE.md
- docs/CONTRACTS.md
- docs/SECURITY.md
- docs/GOVERNANCE.md
- docs/DEPLOYMENT.md
- AUDIT.md
Deployment
Network: BNB Smart Chain (Mainnet)
Core contract registry available at:
docs/CONTRACTS.md
Scope
APASS operates as a verification and incentive layer and does not replace existing payment systems. Transactions continue to be executed through conventional financial infrastructure while APASS records and incentivizes participation.
Status
Production deployment complete.
This release establishes the baseline version of the protocol and repository structure for future upgrades, integrations, and ecosystem expansion.