What is DALP?
DALP is a platform for issuing, managing, and servicing regulated digital assets across their lifecycle.
DALP is a digital asset lifecycle platform for institutions that issue, manage, and service regulated tokenized instruments. A DALP InstanceA DALP Instance is one self-contained copy of the platform, deployed inside a boundary you choose and connected to ledger networks you approve.Read the concept is one self-contained copy of the platform, deployed inside a boundary your institution controls and connected to the ledger networks you approve. Inside that instance, your team defines an instrument, issues its tokens, controls who can hold and receive them, and services the asset through its full asset lifecycleAsset Lifecycle is the whole working life of a regulated tokenized instrument, from issuance through servicing to redemption, governed on one platform.Read the concept, from issuance to final redemption.
Two facts set how DALP issues a product. Every instrument, whatever its shape, deploys as the same composable tokenA Composable Token lets an issuer bring a new regulated instrument to market by configuring facts, features, and rules, not new contract code.Read the concept contract, configured at issuance instead of built fresh each time. And the transfer rules your institution sets, who may hold the asset and who may receive it, run inside the token's own on-chain transfer, not as a separate check performed beside it. A transfer that fails any rule reverts on chain, so transfer-path complianceTransfer-Path Compliance enforces a regulated token's rules inside the on-chain transfer itself, so a movement that fails any rule reverts and never settles.Read the concept holds no matter which surface submitted it.
DALP offers two working surfaces for that same instance. The Console is the web application your team signs in to and operates by hand. The Platform API lets connected systems issue, mint, or transfer assets without a person completing each operation in the Console. Both surfaces act on the same ledger contract for an asset, so a rule you configure holds regardless of which surface moves the tokens. An asset moves through design and issuance before servicing and redemption.
The Console and the Platform API are two separate ways to work. Both act on the same ledger contract for an asset, so a rule enforced through one surface holds when the other surface moves the same tokens. The contract supports design and issuance, an optional paused review state, ongoing operations, and redemption.
Start with account and organisation setup, then issue a first asset. If you already know your role, choose the Console, integration, or deployment guides under "Where to go next". Read the relevant concept before configuring an unfamiliar production workflow.