Smart contracts

Each asset is a standard token (such as ERC-20 or SPL) per network; launch networks will be announced ahead of launch. Issuance and operations run under role-based administration, with administrative powers and their holders documented per product at launch. A price oracle publishes reference prices onchain for transparency. Balances or reference values adjust to reflect corporate actions under the published per-product policy — integrators should read a product's corporate-action mechanics before building on the token.

Addresses for each token and network will be published here at launch — token contracts (one per asset, per network) and the oracle contract. This registry will be the only authoritative source of TokenForce contract addresses.

The tokens expose standard token interfaces (such as ERC-20), so wallets, indexers, and protocols can integrate without bespoke interfaces. Reference data — ISIN, listing venue, reference price — is available via the oracle and the documentation reference feed. Published ABIs and a functional specification accompany the address registry at launch.

Independent third-party smart-contract audits are completed before mainnet launch, with dated reports published on this page. The upgrade policy — what can change, who can change it, and with what delay — is documented alongside the contracts. A security contact for vulnerability reports is published here at launch; good-faith research is welcomed.