A security token is only as good as what it refuses to do. ERC-3643 issuance with ONCHAINID identity, modular compliance checks on every transfer, cap-table truth on-chain, and forced-transfer recovery when keys are lost — plus XRPL MPTs and the Unykorn L1 where the program fits them better.
Tokens live against verified identities, not anonymous addresses.
Primary issuance and every secondary movement run the same checks.
T-REX standard deployment: token, identity registry, compliance modules, and agent roles wired for your offering.
On-chain holdings as the source of truth, with exports your admin and auditor can reconcile against.
Rule 144 lockups, holder limits, jurisdiction gates — encoded as compliance modules, not PDF footnotes.
Issuance on XRPL with authorization flags and trust-line controls where instant clearing matters.
Deterministic WASM state engine for programs needing custom settlement logic with sub-second finality.
Forced-transfer and address-freeze powers held by the issuer's agents — logged, governed, and auditable.
| Token standard | ERC-3643 (T-REX) on EVM; Multi-Purpose Tokens on XRPL; WASM contracts on Unykorn L1 |
| Identity | ONCHAINID — investor-controlled keys carrying signed claims from approved issuers |
| Transfer validation | ModularCompliance canTransfer checks; failing transfers revert pre-state-change |
| Recovery | Issuer forced-transfer for lost keys / legal orders; every action signed and logged |
| Accounting | Integer minor units only; no floating point anywhere in the token math |
| Reg D alignment | 506(b)/506(c) eligibility, lockups, and verification posture encoded per offering |
| Fee posture | Flat build + platform fees; zero transaction-contingent fees |
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