Find the right DALP documentation page for your task

DALP is a platform for issuing, managing, and servicing regulated digital assets on EVM-compatible networks. A DALP Instance is one deployment of the platform, running inside a boundary your institution controls. On-chain writes follow a shared execution path. You request a change from the Console or the API. The Workflow Engine executes it. On-chain rules enforce who may hold and receive the asset. The result becomes queryable ledger data you can read, report on, and audit.

Pick the card that matches the task in front of you.

Get started

Create your account and organisation, issue a first asset end to end, then find the path for your role.

Look up a concept

Read the model behind a term before you configure it for production: the platform, assets, identity, compliance, custody, settlement, records, and API integration.

Run the Console

Review current conditions, issue and administer assets, manage participants, and configure the organisation by hand.

Deploy and operate DALP

Plan a topology, connect networks, install with Helm, and run a live instance with observability and runbooks.

Integrate the API

Authenticate, generate a typed client, call the digital asset API, use the CLI, and handle errors.

See what shipped

Read what changed in each DALP release, with the operator context behind it.

Reviewing architecture or security

Start with Platform architecture for how the platform divides responsibility between its systems. Then read Security and compliance posture for the control layers a request has to pass before it reaches a network. Use those pages to plan a deployment review; assess the actual configuration and controls of your instance.

For a SettleMint-hosted or managed deployment, security reviewers can also use the SettleMint Trust Center for security, compliance, and governance documentation, and the SettleMint status page for current availability and incident history.

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