Launch and manage tokenized assets alongside your existing systems, with control over who can create, transfer and redeem them.
Token operations
Applications can send instructions to create tokens (mint) or remove them from circulation (burn). Tokenization records and validates each instruction before it proceeds through the applicable policy checks and signing process.
1,100 tokens
Setup
Deploy supported token contracts with initial permissions in place, then configure who can create, transfer and redeem tokens.
Operations
Manage token issuance, transfers and redemption from the Commander console.
Your institution decides who may perform each action through Commander’s permissions.
Your institution handles any payment or asset delivery owed on redemption.
| Role | Create | Transfer | Redeem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Issuer | |||
| Transfer operator | |||
| Redemption operator |
Tokenization works with supported custody providers, so you can retain your existing custody relationship.
Your team connects token activity to existing applications and internal records, which remain authoritative for the institution.
Use case
See how a bank can apply Tokenization to a tokenized-deposit product.
On Prividium Ledger or a supported existing private EVM blockchain. We can confirm whether your intended environment is supported when discussing your asset service.
Commander’s permissions apply to requests sent through its permission checks. Your implementation needs to account for how token requests are submitted.
Explore permissions and policyTokenization is a commercial Prividium Commander module. Prividium Core’s permissioning API and supporting packages use the Apache 2.0 open-source licence. That licence does not cover Tokenization.
Review how Commander can support the service you want to offer and what your team would need to build.
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