Use cases
Use cases
- Represent an agreed asset or entitlement on a supported network.
- Coordinate token administration with an application or business workflow.
- Evaluate token infrastructure and related services before procurement.
Solutions
Digital assets and tokenization
Connect token product choices with issuance, administration, user access, operational support, and the systems around an asset. Begin with defined responsibilities rather than assuming a token name implies a complete operating service.
Business challenges
Business challenges
Token initiatives cross product, operations, security, and commercial boundaries. The useful first step is to make those boundaries visible.
- Translate an asset concept into eligible product capabilities and explicit exclusions.
- Decide how issuance, permissions, custody responsibilities, and changes are governed.
- Plan integration, user experience, and operational support without assuming unsupported interfaces.
Relevant products
Relevant products
Explore the existing blockchain catalogue and its token category, then use the configurator to define an eligible service scope.
Logical architecture
Logical architecture
The asset model, permissions, applications, and network services form separate design concerns that should be reviewed together.
01Asset definitionPurpose, lifecycle, permissions, and records
02Token serviceEligible issuance and administration capabilities
03Network and applicationsInterfaces, transactions, and user workflows
04OperationsMonitoring, changes, support, and reconciliation
Deployment considerations
Deployment considerations
Specify the network and environment, key and custody boundaries, administrator roles, transaction policies, application responsibilities, and ongoing operational ownership. These are discovery questions, not assumed defaults.
Integrations
Integrations
- Customer applications and backend workflows through supported interfaces.
- Identity and authorization controls as separately agreed.
- Network explorers and operational services available in the selected catalogue scope.
Commercial engagement
Commercial engagement
Compare published products first, then submit a configured scope or request a proposal for integration work. A token use case does not automatically include custody, legal structuring, liquidity, or exchange access.
Documentation
Documentation
Use the existing catalogue, token category, and pricing pages to verify current product scope and available commercial records.
Trust and responsibilities
Separate technical services from asset obligations
Customers retain responsibility for the legal status, rights, custody choices, reserves, and business rules of their assets unless a written agreement explicitly says otherwise. Confirm security controls and third-party dependencies during review.
Architecture resourcesPricing and procurement
Configure against current product records
Published blockchain products and their current prices are maintained in the existing catalogue. Configuration estimates depend on selected products and options. Bespoke token design or integration is quoted only after scope review.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about tokenization scope
Does tokenization include custody or legal structuring?
Not by implication. Review the specific product scope and written proposal; asset custody and legal advice are not assumed to be included.
Can every token use case be configured online?
No. The configurator presents available catalogue options. Requirements outside those options need a separate feasibility and commercial review.
Turn an asset concept into a reviewable service scope
Bring the intended lifecycle, network, permissions, and integration boundaries to a technical review.