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A listing request describes your token, its backing, and how requests work. The platform reviews it, and approving it makes the token live.

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Before you start

  • Your organization is an issuer with verified business details (KYB), and your own identity is verified (KYC).
  • The token’s contract is already deployed on a supported network.
  • You’ve added the custodian and credentials the token will use.
  • You have the token’s public documents, such as a whitepaper and terms.

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Create the listing

Open Tokens and select Add token. The wizard saves your draft on this device as you go.
1

Token type

Choose the asset type: Commodity for gold, silver, platinum, or copper, or Custom token for other assets.
2

Token details

Enter the asset details, choose the Network, and enter the Contract address. The token’s symbol, name, and decimals are read from the contract. Upload public documents; they become public once the token is listed.
3

Reserve

Select the custodians that hold the asset. All selected custodians must hold the same asset.
4

Mint and burn

Choose the signing provider, credential, vault, and asset that sign mints and burns. One pair can cover both, or burns can use a different vault.
5

Requests

Choose settlement methods and who can submit requests: any verified investor, or only specific investors.
6

Roles

Assign the account manager, operator, mint approver, and burn approver. See Token roles.
7

Fees

Set fixed issuance and redemption fees, the request increment, and the Token Return Wallet and fee wallet.
8

Terms

Write the terms investors must accept before submitting a request, and optionally require a signed DocuSign agreement for issuance or redemption.
9

Review and submit

Check every setting and select Submit the request.

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After you submit

The listing appears under Listing requests as In review. The platform checks the configuration and either lists the token or rejects it with a reason. You’ll get a notification either way. Once listed, the token appears on Listed tokens and investors can start filing requests.
Private documents you add are visible only to your organization and platform reviewers. Public documents are visible to everyone once the token is listed.