Secondary Transfers and Execution Adapters
Secondary transfers are described narrowly, remain role-safe, and stay tied to register and evidence outcomes.
Keep secondary detail narrow
Post-issuance movement may involve directed transfers, matched orders, exception handling, freezes, releases, or partner-mounted venue execution. Only the machinery needed to explain how those actions affect the register, the cash leg, and the evidence trail is included below.
Order state, payment confirmation, restriction state, and register updates remain aligned when post-issuance transfers occur.
Secondary-transfer patterns
- Order-based or directed transfer requests can remain pending until control conditions are met.
- Restriction or encumbrance state blocks movement until the relevant release event is recorded.
- Partner-executed settlement or matching appears as an adapter rather than a StableNexus-owned market surface.
- Cancellation, expiry, or order deactivation becomes visible when the instrument moves into a higher-risk or default state.
Venue boundary
Secondary execution remains a partner-mounted function. The venue, exchange network, or matching engine is not presented as a StableNexus-owned market surface.