For issuers
Four pathways, one standard. You bring the asset and the evidence; VORUNEX verifies, scores, classifies and publishes the passport, then keeps watching.
The pathway sets who controls the token and how long the case takes. Everything else is the same standard.
Issuers who tokenize through a CRYMAD engine gateway (REBBG, CABG, BBFA Crowdfunding, BBFA NGO).
The engine mints only after a proved and attested pay-in; freeze, suspension and milestone release are engine controls under a 2-of-3 governance Safe.
How the gateways workIssuers whose token already exists on Ethereum, Solana, Stellar or another supported chain.
VORUNEX verifies the asset and the contract, reads the chain, and lists with the issuer's own controls disclosed. VORUNEX never holds issuer keys.
Bring your tokenIssuers moving an existing token to CRYMAD Chain, or re-issuing under a new structure.
A ledger change: the old deployment is marked Superseded, the new one becomes the chain of record, and the passport keeps both.
How the gateways workAssets admitted elsewhere that a holder or issuer nominates for a VORUNEX passport.
Verification runs on the public record and the issuer's data room; the listing is Display and hold until the issuer claims the token.
Claim your tokenTen data room folders, hashed per document version. Public values go on the passport; sensitive values stay behind access levels.
Six stages with a named process state each. Your console shows the live stage and every open request.
Intake and screening
The issuer names the asset, the pathway and the jurisdiction. Sanctions and KYB screening run before any document is read.
Data room and evidence
Ten folders, one hash per document version, Merkle root recorded now and anchored on CRYMAD L2 once anchoring is live. Every claim is paired with the evidence that supports it.
Review against the twelve standards
Each standard has a named owner team and criteria that resolve to Pass, Fail, Needs info or N/A. A Fail on a gating criterion stops the case.
Scoring and Risk Classification
The RWA Score is computed from eight weighted categories. The Risk Class is assigned separately by the Risk team. Neither can be edited by the issuer.
Committee decision
The Admissions Committee records one of eight statuses with reasons. Conditions, ceilings and review dates are written into the passport.
Activation and Watchtower
The passport is published with its hash, to be anchored once anchoring is live; the listing opens, and Watchtower begins re-reading registries, contracts and filings on a schedule.
What you keep and what you give up
What it costs
