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A set of people, or other approval groups, who approve an action together. Each group has a threshold such as 2 of 3 required. See Approval groups.
A token whose supply is backed by an asset held by a custodian, such as silver bars in a vault.
A statement, usually from a custodian, confirming the reserve that backs a token. Attestations older than 90 days are treated as stale.
Removing tokens from circulation when they’re redeemed.
The party that holds the asset backing a token.
Permission for a person or approval group to act for your organization on specific actions.
The platform’s list of participants and wallet addresses blocked from onboarding and new requests.
A public notice from an issuer: an attestation, an asset lifecycle event, an incident, or a policy change.
A person or organization that requests, holds, or redeems tokens.
A request to mint new tokens to an investor’s wallet. Also called a mint request.
An organization approved to list tokens on Universal Mint.
Know your business: verification of an organization’s legal and ownership details.
Know your customer: verification of a person’s identity.
An issuer’s request to offer a token on the platform. Approving a listing creates the token.
Creating new tokens, backed by assets held in custody.
A sign-in credential stored on your device and unlocked with Touch ID, Windows Hello, or a security key.
An emergency control that pauses all new requests across the platform. Balances and data are unchanged.
An action waiting for approval from an approval group. Its details are fixed when it opens.
A list of 12 or 24 words that lets you recover your account if you lose your passkey.
A request to return tokens for the underlying asset. Also called a burn request.
The assets a custodian holds to back a token’s supply.
An organization’s or approval group’s short name, used in links and invitations.
The view you’re working in: your personal account or one of your organizations. Switch between them from the workspace menu.