Finding and nominating a token

My Assets lists the tokens VORUNEX's own reader has seen in the wallets you have proven, on the networks where VORUNEX supports looking for tokens and its reader reads holdings. Where a network is not covered, the page says why and lists nothing for it. Only wallets you have proven are read here. An address you only watch is not treated as yours, so nothing it holds is listed.

Nothing on this page buys, sells, bridges or moves anything, and you are never asked to sign a transaction here. Your tokens stay where they are.

You can also look a token up by choosing its network and giving its own identifier on that network. A name or a ticker is not an identifier. VORUNEX's registry does not know this token, so it is kept apart. Its name, its symbol and any link it carries come from the network and have not been checked by anyone at VORUNEX. Treat them as unverified, and do not follow a link a token gives you.

A nomination asks VORUNEX to look at a token. It carries no claim about who issued it or who owns the asset behind it. Only the issuer can apply for admission, and proves its authority over the token in its own application. Everyone who nominates the same token joins one case. The case shows how many people have nominated it, and nothing about who they are.

Finding a token here, looking one up or nominating one never admits it. An asset is listed only after VORUNEX's own admission review, and a token being in your wallet proves nothing about the asset behind it.

When My Assets is switched off, the page says so in one sentence, and every nomination already made is kept.