About the Tari RFC documents
1.
RFC-0001: An overview of the Tari network
2.
RFC-0010: Tari code structure and organization
3.
RFC-0100: The Tari Base Layer
3.1.
RFC-0110: Base nodes
3.2.
RFC-0111: Base node architecture
3.3.
RFC-0120: Consensus rules
3.3.1.
RFC-0121: Consensus encoding
3.4.
RFC-0131: Mining
3.5.
RFC-0132: Merge Mining Monero
3.6.
RFC-0140: Sync and Seeding
3.7.
RFC-0150: Wallets
3.8.
RFC-0151: Transaction protocol
3.9.
RFC-0152: Emoji ID
3.10.
RFC-0153: Staged Wallet Security
3.11.
RFC-0154: Deep links structure convention
3.12.
RFC-0160: Block Binary Serialization
3.13.
RFC-0170: Network Communication Protocol
3.13.1.
RFC-0171: Message Serialisation
3.13.2.
RFC-0172: Peer to Peer Messaging Protocol
3.13.3.
RFC-0173: Versioning
3.14.
RFC-0180: Bulletproof range proof rewinding
3.15.
RFC-0190: Mempool
3.16.
Tari-specific extensions to Mimblewimble
3.16.1.
RFC-0201: TariScript
3.16.2.
RFC-0202: TariScript Opcodes
3.16.3.
RFC-0203: Stealth Addresses
3.16.4.
RFC-0230: Hash time locked contracts
3.16.5.
RFC-0240: Atomic swap
3.16.6.
RFC-0241: XMR Atomic swap
3.16.7.
RFC-0250: Covenants
3.16.8.
RFC-0322: Validator Node Registration
3.16.9.
RFC-0341: Asset registration
4.
RFC-0300: The Digital Assets Network
4.1.
RFC-0301: Namespace Registration
4.2.
RFC-0302: Validator Nodes
4.3.
RFC-0304: Validator Node committee selection
4.4.
Asset Management
4.4.1.
RFC-0311: Digital Asset templates
4.4.2.
RFC-0345: Asset Life cycle
4.5.
RFC-0340: Validator Node Consensus
4.6.
RFC-0360: NFT sale using MimbleWimble Invoice
5.
RFC-0500: Tari payment channels
6.
RFC-1000: Tari Use Cases
7.
Deprecated RFCs
7.1.
RFC-0130: Mining
8.
RFC template
9.
Glossary
Deprecated RFC
The following documents are either obsolete, or have been superceded by newer RFC documents.
