Akita's xGov-116 proposes a smart contract escrow system for recurring subscription payments
xGov-116, proposed by the Akita project, is a platform for automated recurring payments built on smart contract escrows. It supports any token and any payment interval, and includes merchant offerings, address banning, and family plans.
The development roadmap sets out three additions: JavaScript and Go SDKs, price pinning via an oracle, and automatic contract calls.
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