Tokens
Choose the collection by legal instrument, money form, and close path.
Introduction
Stablecoins, tokenized assets, tokenized deposits, tokenized funds, and wrapper-share instruments use different issuers, record owners, servicing rules, and close conditions. Start with the family that matches the legal instrument you are actually reviewing.
Collections
- Stablecoin: Issuer, reserve, redemption, technology, and legal structure for the stablecoin family.
- Tokenized Assets: Program terms, eligibility, DvP issuance, official-record continuity, servicing, default handling, and role-safe disclosures.
- Tokenized Deposits: Money-form boundaries, release conditions, receiving-institution confirmation, exceptions, and recredit or redemption close.
- Tokenized Funds: Official-record continuity, subscriptions and redemptions, NAV and servicing state, custody acknowledgment, and conditional collateral or transfer readiness.
- Ethereum Wrapper Share: Wrap, unwrap, settlement, reporting, controls, and legal terms for the wrapper-share family.
Boundaries
Stablecoin covers reserve-backed issuer and redemption discipline, while tokenized deposits covers bank-liability money and route-specific close.
Tokenized assets covers securities, debt programmes, and private-market asset workflows. Tokenized funds covers official books, mirrored state, dealing windows, and servicing continuity. Ethereum Wrapper Share remains a separate wrapper instrument with its own wrap, unwrap, reporting, and legal terms.
Reading order
- Start with the instrument family rather than the technology label.
- Read the page that states the issuer or record owner and the close rule first.
- Follow sibling links only when the workflow crosses into another money form or record model.