Actions with Tokens on Trevo

Trevo provides an advanced suite of tools for the issuance, management, and interaction with tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). Supporting both fungible and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), Trevo empowers a broad range of financial scenarios from fractionalized asset ownership to sophisticated corporate securities management. Below is a detailed breakdown of available token-related actions on Trevo.

User Actions

Trevo enables users to securely store, transfer, and engage with tokens within a fully compliant framework. All transactions adhere strictly to issuer-defined compliance parameters.

Token Transfers

Users can transfer ownership of tokenized RWAs to other participants seamlessly. All transfers undergo mandatory compliance checks, including identity verification, jurisdictional restrictions, and anti-money laundering (AML) screenings.

Trevo Wallet provides a convenient self-custodial interface to:

• View token balances and detailed asset information.

• Automatically ensure compliance through integrated verification processes.

• Execute secure and compliant token transfers.

Token Deposits & Withdrawals

Trevo integrates smoothly with external platforms, such as exchanges and fintech services, using dedicated on-chain deposit and withdrawal methods. Tokens transferred to these services are managed under nominee accounts, with users maintaining asset claims.

Trevo offers robust infrastructure solutions to support external platforms, including:

• Consolidated transaction addresses for streamlined management.

• Native hot and cold wallet capabilities to enhance security.

Token Approvals

Token holders can delegate asset management responsibilities to authorized third parties. Delegated entities may:

• Execute controlled token transfers.

• Implement asset management strategies.

• Conduct transactions as specified by the token holder.

This mechanism parallels traditional financial power-of-attorney arrangements, ensuring controlled, transparent asset management.

Token Collateralization

Trevo enables asset-backed financing through the collateralization of tokens. The collateralization framework involves:

• Borrower: Token holder pledging assets.

• Lender: Provider of capital secured by tokenized assets.

• Arbitrator (Optional): Mediator resolving potential disputes or defaults.

In instances of default, token issuers or designated authorities can enforce contractual collateral liquidation.

Administrative Actions

Token issuers gain comprehensive administrative control over issued tokens, enabling robust management capabilities, compliance enforcement, and asset distribution actions. Trevo ensures all administrative activities are regulatory-compliant and legally secure.

Administrative actions can be performed manually via Trevo Token Studio or programmatically through the ActionGate REST API.

Token Minting

Issuers can create new tokens to represent additional shares or assets. Trevo supports both initial minting and subsequent token supply expansion, providing flexibility in asset distribution and capital raising.

Token Burning

Administrators may permanently eliminate tokens from circulation. Token burning supports deflationary economic models, financial restructuring, or compliance-mandated adjustments.

Forced Token Transfers

Trevo allows token administrators to forcibly reassign tokens between holders. This capability is crucial for regulatory compliance, court rulings, or dispute resolutions.

Token Locks & Unlocks

Temporary or permanent restrictions on token transfers can be imposed by administrators to address scenarios such as:

• Compliance investigations or audits.

• Enforcement of vesting schedules for securities.

• Implementation of governance-related asset restrictions.

Change of Token Issuer

Administrative rights over tokens can be seamlessly transferred between entities, facilitating mergers, acquisitions, or changes in asset custodianship. The incoming entity assumes full administrative control, with prior issuer rights fully relinquished.

Yield Payments

Trevo supports automated, transparent distribution of periodic income generated by RWAs, including bond coupons, dividends, or rental income. Yield payments are efficiently processed to token holders, accommodating both direct and nominee asset management structures.

Conclusion

Trevo delivers a secure, efficient, and compliance-focused framework for digital asset management. By integrating sophisticated Web3 settlement technologies with intuitive Web2 usability and rigorous compliance infrastructure, Trevo provides a robust and legally compliant environment ideal for tokenized real-world assets.