Scope of Assets
The Global Tokenized Securities Registry (GTSR) monitors financial instruments that satisfy the following criteria:
- Asset Nature: Represents a claim on debt, equity, fund shares, or a derivative contract.
- Infrastructure: Issued or recorded on a Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) or Blockchain.
- Institutional Credibility: Backed by regulated entities or institutional-grade protocols.
Identification Standards
To differentiate from traditional identifiers (ISIN, CUSIP), the GTSR implements a dual-layer identification system:
- GTSR ID (Database Mapping): A 4-segment alphanumeric code for portal reference. Format:
GTSR-[Class]-[Year]-[Seq]. - TFIN ID (Technical Specification): A global standard linking the instrument's technical and financial metadata. Format:
TFIN-[Class]-[Blockchain]-[Year]-[Seq].
Validation Pipeline
Every asset undergoes a rigorous three-level validation process before receiving a "Validated" status.
Automated Technical Verification
Verification of the underlying Smart Contract, checking for standard compliance (ERC-20, ERC-3643, etc.) and blockchain activity.
Research-Driven Audit
Cross-referencing legal documentation, whitepapers, and regulatory filings to confirm asset claims.
Institutional Confirmation
Direct verification with issuers or authorized market infrastructures to ensure data accuracy for outstanding values.
Data Sources & Refresh
The registry aggregates data from:
- Public and private blockchain explorers.
- Institutionally curated terminal data.
- Official regulatory registers.
Frequency: Technical data is updated in real-time. Institutional reviews are conducted on a quarterly (90-day) cycle.