Issuer console
PracticeTokenize a real-world asset with built-in controls
Tokenize a real-world asset the way a regulated issuer would: describe it, pick the controls it carries for life, then approve holders, transfer, freeze and claw back. Each action is signed by your wallet as a free practice receipt; nothing is deployed and no funds move.
Practice mode. Gleo's issuance contract is not deployed yet. Issuing here signs a receipt with your wallet (free, no transaction) and keeps it in this browser. The rules you choose are enforced exactly as the contract will enforce them.
Connect a wallet to issue a practice asset
Any EVM wallet that can add a custom network will do. Connecting shares your address and nothing else, and Robinhood Chain is added to the wallet if it is not there yet.
How issuance will work
Controls that travel with the asset
The console mirrors the GleoAsset contract that is designed but not yet deployed or audited. The rules below are the ones it will enforce.
Chosen at issue
Holder approval, freeze and clawback are switched on when the asset is created and cannot be added later.Holder approval
Only approved addresses can receive the asset, the usual requirement for funds and securities.Freeze
The issuer can stop one holder's balance from moving, for example during a court order.Clawback
The issuer can pull tokens back from a holder, recorded on-chain for anyone to audit.
Related Gleo pages
Asset tokenization
Which assets suit tokenization and what issuers need in place.Read the tokenization guideDesign notes on asset controls
Why controls are fixed at issue and how they are meant to be governed.Read the design notesGleo for institutions
Issuance and around-the-clock settlement for banks and fund managers.See the institutions page