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For issuers

Claim your token

If you issued a token and want VORUNEX to know it is yours, tell us here. Name the network and the token, and the request is stored with a reference for the Verification Operations team. No proof is taken on this page.

Tell us the token is yours

Naming a network here does not mean VORUNEX reads it or lists anything on it.

Optional.

This does not prove that you control the token. It records that you asked. Recording interest changes nothing about the token, its listing or who may act for it.

What this page does, and what it does not

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    You name the token

    The network it is on and its address there. An address is never taken without its network, because the same characters can be a different token somewhere else.

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    The request is stored

    You are shown a reference once the request is stored. It is in the Verification Operations team's queue from that moment.

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    No proof is taken on this page

    Authority over a token is shown in the issuer console, on an import request made by a member of the issuing organisation. Holding a token is never authority over it. Only an address the contract itself names as its owner, an admin or a minter can prove issuer authority. How bringing a token works

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    Admission is its own process

    Controlling a token's contract and owning the asset behind it are two questions. A signed message answers the first. The second is answered by the asset's own record and its admission case, never by a signature. Importing a token is not admission. The asset is admitted, or not, by its own admission case, on evidence.

What recording interest changes

Recording interest changes nothing about the token, its listing or who may act for it.
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