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Information available Onchain

Please find below an exhaustive list of the information available on the blockchain when creating a token or an ONCHAINID.

Token smart contract

  • Token name
  • Token symbol
  • Decimals
  • Balance per wallet
  • Wallet addresses that gave allowance to the smart contract
  • Total supply
  • Token ONCHIANID address.
  • Version of the ERC-3643 deployed (currently the V3 is being deployed, it will be replaced by V4 in the coming weeks)
  • Addresses where all tokens are frozen
  • Addresses where only part of the tokens are freezes
  • Status of the token ("on pause" or "unpause")
  • Identity registry smart contract address
  • Compliance smart contract address
  • Wallet address having the ownership on the token smart contractWallet addresses belonging to agents

Identity registry smart contract

  • Address of the claim topic registry smart contract.
  • Address of the trusted issuer registry smart contract.
  • Address of the identity registry storage smart contract.
  • Wallet address having the ownership on the identity registry smart contract.

Identity registry storage smart contract

  • Addresses of all the identity registry smart contracts using this specific identity registry storage.
  • Wallet address having the ownership on the identity registry storage smart contract (currently Tokeny for the tokens you deploy).

Claim topics registry smart contract

  • All the needed claim topic registry (e.g. KYC claim for the tokens you deployed).
  • Wallet address having the ownership on the claim topics registry smart contract.

Trusted issuer registry smart contract

  • Wallet addresses of all the authorized claim issuer.
  • For each wallet addresses belonging to an authorized claim issuer, you can also get the list of claims they are authorized to issue.
  • You can make it work the other way around and get all the trusted claim issuers wallet addresses for a specific claim.
  • Wallet address having the ownership on the trusted issuer registry smart contract.

Compliance smart contracts

  • Address of the token smart contract linked to the compliance smart contracts.
  • All addresses of compliance smart contracts linked to the token root compliance smart contracts.
  • Mapping to know if a specific module smart contract is linked to the token root compliance smart contracts.
  • Note that depending on your specific compliance rules other data might need to be on-chain.

ONCHAINID smart contract

  • Nonce used by the execute/approve function.
  • The hash of the wallet address linked to the ONCHAINID.
  • The wallet address corresponding to a specific key.
  • The purpose and type corresponding to a specific key.

Note that regarding the type, at Tokeny we only use ECDSA and for the purpose there are 3 options (1=management; 2=action; 3=claim).

It can also work the other way around, if you give the purpose, you can get all the keys corresponding to a specific purpose- Payload of the transactions (all the needed data linked to a transaction).

For each claimID you get the hashes for the wallet addresses of the claim issuer and claim topic.

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