MintVault Paradigm
Written by Ryan and Julian, Founders @ $Mint
Abstract (synopsis)
MintVault ($MINT) is a pioneering platform built on the XDC Network’s gasless subnet, designed to transform the $23 trillion precious metals industry. By partnering with mines and refineries to source hallmarked metals—gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium—and tokenizing them as physical assets using blockchain technology, MintVault creates an integrated ecosystem for buying, selling, hallmarking, transportation, storage, and DeFi-style lending.
The platform introduces a multi-token framework: MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, and MVRhodium, each representing ownership of physical metals backed 1:1 by reserves. These tokens are balanced by mint-and-burn smart contracts, ensuring transparency with certificates of authenticity hashed on-chain. Users can trade these tokenized metals peer-to-peer, leverage them in DeFi lending, or redeem them for physical delivery—all within a secure, transparent, and efficient system.
The $MINT utility token drives platform value through usage and innovation. By eliminating middlemen, MintVault resolves inefficiencies, trust deficits, and proof-of-funds hurdles with blockchain-based processes. This whitepaper outlines MintVault’s vision, technical architecture, business model, and strategies to enhance accessibility, transparency, and value in the precious metals market.
Process: From Mining to Tokenization
Sourcing from Precious Metal Mines:
MintVault collaborates with leading precious metal mines worldwide to source raw materials, starting with gold. Mines extract gold ore, process it into doré bars (semi-pure gold alloy), and verify the initial purity through on-site assays. MintVault partners with mines such as Barrick Gold and Newmont Corporation, ensuring ethical sourcing practices and compliance with environmental standards. Each batch of doré bars is tagged with a unique identifier, and its origin and assay data are recorded on the XDC Network for traceability.Connecting to Refineries:
The doré bars are transported securely from the mines to MintVault's partner refineries, such as Johnson Matthey, Perth Mint, and Valcambi. During transit, MintVault uses on-chain tracking (powered by the XDC Network) to monitor the movement of the bars, ensuring transparency and security. At the refinery, the doré bars are refined into investment-grade gold with a purity of 99.99%. The refining process includes smelting, electrolysis, and final assaying to confirm purity. Refineries issue certificates of authenticity, which are hashed on-chain, and the refined gold is stamped with a unique serial number for identification.Verification and Storage:
The refined gold is verified for purity by third-party auditors like Bureau Veritas and SGS, ensuring compliance with international standards. The gold is then stored in high-security vaults managed by partners such as Brink’s and Loomis International. These vaults are audited regularly to confirm the physical metal reserves match the tokenized assets. Vault data, including serial numbers and audit reports, is recorded on the XDC Network for immutable transparency.Tokenization on the XDC Network:
Once stored, the physical gold is tokenized on the XDC Network’s gasless subnet as MVGold. Each MVGold token represents a specific quantity of gold (e.g., 1 token = 1 gram), backed 1:1 by the physical metal in the vault. Smart contracts automate the tokenization process, ensuring that the total supply of MVGold matches the physical gold reserves. Certificates of authenticity and vault audit reports are hashed on-chain, providing users with verifiable proof of backing.Trading and Utilization:
Users can trade MVGold and other tokenized metals (MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, MVRhodium) peer-to-peer on the MintVault platform, using fiat or cryptocurrency via integrated wallets. These tokens can also be used as collateral in MinTvault’s DeFi lending protocols, unlocking liquidity for users, vaults, and refineries. Smart contracts facilitate instant settlements, eliminating intermediaries and reducing fees.Physical Redemption:
Users can burn their MVGold tokens to redeem the equivalent physical gold, which is delivered securely to their location. The redemption process involves burning the tokens on the XDC Network, triggering a delivery request to the vault. Partners like Brink’s and Loomis International handle the logistics, with on-chain tracking ensuring transparency throughout the delivery process.
Benefits of MintVault's Ecosystem
End-to-End Transparency: From mining to redemption, every step is recorded on the XDC Network, ensuring traceability and trust.
Global Accessibility: MintVault connects mines, refineries, and users worldwide, making precious metals investment accessible to a broader audience.
Secure and Efficient: Smart contracts, audited vaults, and on-chain tracking ensure security and efficiency at every stage.
The purpose of this article is to answer why MintVault matters to the world, why you should care and why we need to build it together. These are core questions on how MintVault is uniquely positioned to play a significant role in the future that is being written today.
0. Introduction
0.1 The Precious Metals Market Today
As of early April 2025, the total global precious metals market—including gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium—is valued at approximately $22.52 trillion. This valuation is based on the combined market capitalizations of these metals, with gold being the most significant contributor. The total market capitalization of physical gold is estimated at $21.19 trillion, derived from approximately 208,874 metric tonnes of above-ground reserves at a spot price of $3,156 per troy ounce. Within this, Good London Delivery (GLD) gold—hallmarked 12.5 kg (400-ounce) bars of 999.99/1000 fineness, the benchmark for bankable bullion—accounts for an estimated $6 trillion to $12 trillion, representing 30–40% of global reserves held in institutional and investment-grade formats.
Market Breakdown:
Gold Market Capitalization: $21.19 trillion
Silver: Estimated market cap around $0.85 trillion
Platinum: Approximately $0.21 trillion
Palladium: Around $0.17 trillion
Rhodium: Approximately $0.11 trillion
By year-end 2030, the market is projected to surpass $23.5 trillion, fueled by rising investment demand, jewelry production, and industrial applications. However, this vast industry suffers from systemic inefficiencies:
High Barriers to Entry: Individuals and small investors face steep capital requirements and limited access to trusted suppliers.
Illiquidity: Physical metals are cumbersome to trade, often requiring intermediaries who charge premiums of 5–10%.
Trust Gaps: Manual proof-of-funds processes and reliance on brokers introduce delays, costs, and risks of fraud.
These challenges highlight the urgent need for a modernized approach, which MintVault delivers through blockchain technology.
0.2 The Blockchain Opportunity
Blockchain offers a transformative framework for the precious metals market by enabling asset tokenization, transparency, and liquidity. Tokenization fractionalizes ownership, allowing investors to buy micro-shares of gold or palladium without purchasing entire bars. Immutable blockchain records ensure every transaction and asset is verifiable, eliminating the need for intermediaries. Meanwhile, DeFi protocols unlock liquidity, enabling users to lend or borrow against their holdings—options unavailable in traditional markets.
MintVault leverages the XDC Network, an enterprise-grade blockchain optimized for RWA tokenization and trade finance. Its gasless subnet, powered by staked XDC tokens, eliminates transaction fees, making it cost-effective for users worldwide. With a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus, XDC ensures fast, energy-efficient transactions—processing thousands per second—ideal for MintVault’s high-volume ecosystem.
0.3 Vision and Mission
MintVault is committed to democratizing access to precious metals ownership—gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium—by eliminating middlemen and fostering trust through transparent, blockchain-driven processes. Our mission is to bridge traditional finance with blockchain innovation, delivering a secure, scalable, and inclusive platform that eradicates inefficiencies and empowers users directly. This cutting-edge technology enables the removal of fraudulent actors and activities from both primary and secondary precious metals markets by establishing a permissionless, decentralized ecosystem. By completely bypassing brokers, MintVault ensures that genuine buyers and sellers can engage in authentic, reliable transactions every time, free from concerns or risks of failure, thereby redefining trust and value in both primary and secondary precious metals markets.
1. Challenges in the Precious Metals Market
The precious metals industry faces systemic inefficiencies that MintVault addresses.
Below are the key challenges:
1.1 Locating and Securing Precious Metals
Sourcing and Authenticity:
Finding verifiable, high-grade metals that meet industry standards can be difficult. Many mines or refiners lack transparency, leading to discrepancies in metal grades or purity.
Financial Implications:
The costs of sourcing and securing precious metals may be inflated or uncertain, leading to higher-than-expected prices for buyers.
Legal Complexities:
Mining rights, export laws, and environmental regulations vary by jurisdiction, making international transactions complex and costly.
1.2 Insuring Precious Metals
High Premiums:
Insuring precious metals, especially in large quantities, can be prohibitively expensive. Some insurers may not fully cover metals stored in private vaults or may limit coverage based on risk.
Verification Issues:
Insurance providers may lack accurate data on the true value or authenticity of the metals being insured, especially in cases involving non-hallmarked or non-standardized products.
1.3 Transporting Precious Metals
Security Risks:
Transporting large quantities of precious metals, particularly across borders, is risky and requires secure, insured methods.
Legal and Regulatory Issues:
Cross-border transport involves strict customs regulations, import/export restrictions, and potential tariffs. Violating these can lead to fines or seizure.
Fraud Risk:
Smuggling, misrepresentation of purity or weight, and theft are common issues during transport. Metal swapping, where counterfeit metals replace real ones, remains a significant concern.
1.4 Vaulting Precious Metals
Security and Transparency:
Storing precious metals in secure vaults is vital, but verifying inventory and ownership can be difficult. Investors often rely on third-party vaulting services, which introduces risk.
Ownership Disputes:
Legal ownership can become unclear when multiple parties manage the vaulting process, particularly during disputes or in cases of vault insolvency.
Costs and Fees:
Vaulting services can charge high storage fees, which can diminish profitability, especially for long-term investors.
1.5 Selling and Buying Hallmarked or Bankable Bars, Ingots, and Coins
Transaction Complexity:
The buying and selling of hallmarked or bankable precious metals require verification of purity, weight, and authenticity. This process is labor-intensive and involves a network of trusted dealers and assayers.
Financial Implications:
Multiple layers of transaction fees, broker commissions, and markup from intermediaries increase the overall cost of the transaction.
Fraud Risk:
Counterfeit metals and misrepresented products are a constant risk in the market. Fraudulent dealers may misrepresent the quality or purity of the metal, and the multiple steps involved in secondary transactions can result in the replacement of high-grade metals with counterfeit or low-quality ones.
1.6 Brokers and Daisy Chains in the Secondary Market
Legal and Logistical Issues:
Brokers and intermediaries create "daisy chains," with multiple brokers or parties involved in the transaction process. Each additional link in the chain complicates the verification of the metal's origin, quality, purity, title, or ownership, often leading to legal disputes or fraud.
Financial Implications:
Brokers add fees and commissions, inflating the final cost of the metal and diminishing returns for buyers and sellers.
Fraud Risks:
The complexity of multi-party transactions introduces more opportunities for fraudulent activity, such as misrepresentation of metal quality, purity, title, or ownership.
Lack of Transparency and Trust:
Many of these issues stem from the involvement of unregistered brokers, facilitators, and fraudsters who misrepresent themselves as actual sellers or buyers, their agents, gatekeepers, or legal mandates. This layer of misrepresentation erodes market trust and is one of the primary reasons we are building MintVault—to eliminate these unnecessary risks and provide verified, direct access to real assets and real counterparties.
1.7 Brokers and Daisy Chains in the Secondary Market
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC):
Precious metals transactions are often scrutinized for potential money laundering or illicit financing purposes, introducing compliance costs for both buyers and sellers.
Regulatory Uncertainty:
The lack of standardization in regulations across countries can complicate international trade in precious metals. Different jurisdictions impose varying environmental, labor, and trading laws, further increasing transaction costs and complexity.
1.8 Market Transparency and Volatility
Market Opacity:
Lack of transparency regarding the pricing, purity, and availability of precious metals makes it difficult for investors to make informed decisions.
Financial Volatility:
The precious metals market is subject to price volatility, driven by speculative trading, which can lead to financial instability for investors and institutional buyers.
1.9 MintVault’s Blockchain-Based Solution
Eliminating the Need for Brokers and Intermediaries
MintVault’s platform removes the need for third-party brokers or intermediaries in the trading process. By utilizing blockchain technology, the platform allows for:
Direct Peer-to-Peer Transactions:
Buyers and sellers can transact directly, reducing costs and inefficiencies caused by multiple intermediaries.
Enhanced Transparency:
All transactions are recorded on the blockchain, providing verifiable and immutable proof of ownership and authenticity for every trade.
Reduced Costs:
By eliminating brokers, MintVault reduces commission fees, markups, and other transaction-related costs, ensuring that buyers and sellers get a fair price.
Addressing Fraud Risks
Blockchain-Backed Security:
MintVault’s use of blockchain ensures that all precious metals traded on the platform are verified, authenticated, and traceable, minimizing the risk of fraud.
Smart Contracts for Automatic Settlement:
Transactions are automatically settled using smart contracts, ensuring that both parties fulfill their obligations and preventing fraudulent activity from occurring.
Streamlining Logistics and Compliance
Simplified Vaulting and Insurance:
Precious metals are securely vaulted with audited and insured providers, and the process is logged on the blockchain for full transparency.
Regulatory Compliance:
MintVault complies with relevant regulations, ensuring that transactions are transparent and lawful while minimizing the risk of legal complications.
2. The MinTVault Ecosystem
2.1 Dual-Token Model
MintVault employs a dual-token system to balance asset ownership and platform utility:
MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, MVRhodium (Asset-Backed Tokens):
ERC-20 compliant, with minting/burning controlled by admins, ensuring supply matches physical assets.
Represent ownership of physical gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium stored in secure vaults.
1 MVGold = 1 gram of hallmarked gold, 1 MVSilver = 1 gram of hallmarked silver, 1 MVPlatinum = 1 gram of hallmarked platinum, 1 MVPalladium = 1 gram of hallmarked palladium, 1 MVRhodium = 1 gram of hallmarked rhodium, ensuring 1:1 backing.
Used for buying, selling, and redemption of physical metals without intermediaries.
$MINT (Utility Token):
Drives platform operations, including fees, governance, and rewards.
Value accrues through platform usage, independent of metal price volatility.
Incentivizes participation and aligns stakeholder interests with ecosystem growth.
2.2 Core Features
Direct Buying and Selling: Tokenized metals (MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, MVRhodium) are traded peer-to-peer or via MintVault, bypassing middlemen, with fiat and crypto options.
Hallmarking and Transparency: Purity certificates and supply chain data are recorded on-chain for immutable verification.
Transportation Tracking: Blockchain logs ensure secure, transparent movement of physical metals.
Storage: Partnerships with audited vault providers guarantee secure storage, with real-time proof of reserves.
DeFi Lending: Users lock MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, or MVRhodium to borrow assets, with $MINT enhancing terms.
Physical Redemption: Token holders redeem metals directly, with insured delivery options.
2.3 Why XDC Gasless Subnet?
The XDC Network’s gasless subnet, enabled by staking mainnet XDC, eliminates transaction fees, making MintVault accessible and cost-efficient. With Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus, XDC ensures rapid, energy-efficient transactions, ideal for RWA tokenization and high-frequency use cases.
3. Detailed Workflow
3.1 Acquiring and Tokenizing Metals
Sourcing: MintVault partners directly with refineries and mines to procure hallmarked gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium, eliminating brokers and dealers.
Verification: Each batch undergoes purity testing, with certificates digitized and uploaded to the blockchain for immutable records.
Tokenization: Metals are tokenized as MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, or MVRhodium (1 token = 1 gram), minted via smart contracts on the XDC subnet.
Storage: Physical metals are transferred to audited, insured vaults, with ownership recorded on-chain and regularly audited to ensure 1:1 backing with tokens.
3.2 Buying and Selling (Eliminating Middlemen)
Direct Purchase:
Users buy MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, or MVRhodium directly from MintVault using fiat (via bank APIs) or crypto (via DEXs).
Smart contracts verify funds instantly using on-chain proof-of-funds mechanisms, eliminating delays and mistrust associated with traditional broker requirements.
No brokers or dealers are involved; MintVault acts as the sole issuer, ensuring transparency and reducing costs by 5–10% compared to intermediary premiums.
Peer-to-Peer Trading:
Users trade tokens on integrated DEXs, with liquidity pools seeded by MintVault.
Blockchain ensures settlement without intermediaries, leveraging smart contracts for instant execution and reducing transaction times from days to seconds.
Selling Back:
Users transfer tokens to MintVault for fiat redemption, processed via smart contracts with real-time price feeds (e.g., Plugin oracles).
$MINT offers fee discounts, incentivizing platform use and further cutting costs.
Middlemen Solved: Traditional precious metals trading relies on brokers who impose premiums, delay settlements, and require manual proof of funds, often leading to fraud and inefficiency. MintVault's blockchain records funds and ownership immutably, removing intermediaries and their associated costs while ensuring trust and reliability, aligning with banking community standards.
3.3 Hallmarking and Supply Chain
Hallmarking: Refineries provide purity certificates (e.g., GLD standards for gold), which are hashed and stored on-chain, linked to each token batch for auditable transparency.
Tracking: Transportation from source to vault is logged with timestamps, locations, and carrier details, accessible to users and regulators.
Ethical Sourcing: Blockchain records provenance, ensuring conflict-free metals, verified without third-party auditors, enhancing trust.
3.4 Storage and Redemption
Storage Process:
Metals are stored in decentralized, audited vaults across multiple regions, insured against loss or theft.
Real-time proof of reserves is published on-chain, matching token supply with physical assets, adhering to banking-grade security standards.
Redemption Process:
Users burn MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, or MVRhodium via a redemption contract, specifying delivery details.
MintVault coordinates with logistics partners for insured shipping, tracked on-chain, ensuring direct delivery without intermediaries.-party auditors, enhancing trust.
3.5 DeFi Lending
Deposit: Users lock MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, or MVRhodium in a lending protocol.
Borrowing: Smart contracts calculate collateral value using real-time prices (via Plugin oracles), issuing loans in stablecoins or crypto.
Repayment and Liquidation: Users repay with interest; undercollateralized positions are liquidated automatically.
$MINT Benefits: Staking $MINT reduces interest rates or boosts loan-to-value ratios, enhancing financial flexibility.
4. Business Model
MintVault maximizes revenue while minimizing costs by eliminating intermediaries and serving as the central hub for all major precious metals transactions across both primary and secondary markets. Our revenue model is seamlessly integrated through a structured fee system, ensuring profitability at every stage of the transaction lifecycle. We apply a minimal yet strategic fee across all services, including:
Membership Plans: Subscription-based access to premium features and services.
Secure Vaulting: Fees for storing metals in audited, insured vaults.
High-Value Insurance Coverage: Optional insurance for stored and transported metals.
Armored Ground and Air Transport: Fees for secure transportation of physical metals.
Customs Clearance: Facilitation fees for international shipments.
Refinery and Assay Services: Charges for purity testing and certification.
Hallmarking and Certification: Fees for on-chain recording of purity certificates.
Minting: Costs associated with tokenizing physical metals.
Trading: 0.5% transaction fees on MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, MVRhodium trades, payable in $MINT for a 20% discount.
Lending and Borrowing: 10% cut of interest from DeFi loans, distributed to $MINT stakers.
Escrow Solutions: Fees for secure transaction facilitation.
Premium Services: Fees for faster redemption, priority support, or additional insurance, payable in $MINT.
By streamlining these processes, MintVault delivers unmatched efficiency, security, and accessibility in the global precious metals ecosystem.
4.1 Tokenomics
MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, MVRhodium: Unlimited supply, tied to physical metal reserves. Minted/burned as metals enter/leave the ecosystem.
$MINT: Fixed supply (e.g., 100 million), with:
40% for ecosystem development and team.
30% for public sale and liquidity.
20% for staking rewards and community incentives.
10% for buyback and burn, using platform profits.
5. Technical Architecture
5.1 Smart Contracts
MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, MVRhodium Token Contracts: ERC-20 compliant, with admin-controlled minting/burning to match reserves.
solidity -
contract MVGold is ERC20 {
address public admin;
constructor() ERC20("MintVault Gold", "BXG") {
admin = msg.sender;
}
function mint(address to, uint256 amount) external {
require(msg.sender == admin, "Only admin can mint");
_mint(to, amount);
}
function burn(address from, uint256 amount) external {
require(msg.sender == admin, "Only admin can burn");
_burn(from, amount);
}
}
Users request redemption by transferring MVGold to the contract, specifying delivery details. The admin processes the request off-chain, burning tokens upon confirmation. Example:
solidity -
contract Redemption {
MVGold public mvGold;
address public admin;
mapping(uint256 => RedemptionRequest) public requests;
uint256 public nextRequestId;
struct RedemptionRequest {
address user;
uint256 amount;
string deliveryDetails;
bool processed;
}
constructor(MVGold _mvGold) {
bxGold = _mvGold;
admin = msg.sender;
}
function requestRedemption(uint256 amount, string memory deliveryDetails) external {
mvGold.transferFrom(msg.sender, address(this), amount);
requests[nextRequestId] = RedemptionRequest(msg.sender, amount, deliveryDetails, false);
nextRequestId++;
}
function processRedemption(uint256 requestId) external {
require(msg.sender == admin, "Only admin can process");
RedemptionRequest storage request = requests[requestId];
require(!request.processed, "Already processed");
mvGold.burn(address(this), request.amount);
request.processed = true;
}
}
$MINT Utility Contract: Manages staking, governance, and fee discounts, with buyback and burn functions.
Lending Protocol: Manages multi-asset deposits, loans, and liquidations, integrated with oracles.
5.2 XDC Gasless Subnet Implementation
MintVault stakes mainnet XDC to operate a gasless subnet, ensuring fee-free transactions.
EVM compatibility enables deployment with Ethereum tools (e.g., Remix, Truffle).
Plugin oracles provide real-time metal prices.
5.3 Security Measures
Multi-signature wallets for admin functions.
Regular smart contract audits by third-party firms.
Real-time proof of reserves for all metals via blockchain and vault audits.
6. Value Proposition and Process Improvements
6.1 Enhancing Value
Utility-Driven Token: $MINT accrues value through platform usage, independent of metal price volatility, via fees, staking, and governance.
Expanded Offerings: Tokenization of gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium diversifies investment options.
Partnerships: Direct ties with refineries, banks, and DeFi projects expand utility and adoption.
Innovative Features: Metal-backed stablecoins, ethical sourcing, and insured storage enhance trust.
Community Focus: Rewards, governance, and API access foster growth.
6.2 Improving Current Processes and Eliminating Middlemen
Middlemen Removal:
Problem: Brokers impose 5–10% premiums, delay settlements (days vs. seconds), and require manual proof of funds, risking fraud and inefficiency.
Solution: MintVault connects users directly to tokenized metals via smart contracts, with on-chain proof-of-funds verification, eliminating intermediaries.
Impact: Reduces costs, speeds transactions, and ensures trust, aligning with banking community standards.
Liquidity: Fractional ownership and DEX trading overcome illiquidity for all metals.
Cost Efficiency: Gasless transactions eliminate fees, unlike traditional platforms.
Transparency: On-chain hallmarking and tracking remove reliance on third-party auditors.
Accessibility: Mobile apps and fiat integrations lower barriers globally.
Security: Decentralized storage and audits mitigate risks across assets.
7. Regulatory and Compliance
MintVault adheres to AML/KYC regulations for fiat transactions and redemption, partnering with compliance providers. Physical storage complies with local laws, and DeFi features align with banking and blockchain regulations, ensuring trust and acceptance in financial sectors.
8. Roadmap
Q2 2025: Platform design, smart contract development, and partnerships for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium.
Q3 2025: Testnet launch, initial MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, MVRhodium tokenization, and $MINT sale.
Q4 2025: Mainnet launch, bank integrations, and DeFi lending beta for all metals.
Q1 2026: Full rollout of palladium and rhodium features, mobile app release, and global partnerships.
Q2 2026: Ecosystem expansion, including metal-backed stablecoins and ethical sourcing.
10. Conclusion
MintVault redefines the precious metals industry by merging blockchain efficiency with real-world utility. Built on the XDC gasless subnet, it offers a scalable, transparent platform for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium, eliminating middlemen and resolving inefficiencies. With MVGold, MVSilver, MVPlatinum, MVPalladium, and MVRhodium ensuring asset ownership and $MINT driving ecosystem value, MintVault spearheads the RWA tokenization revolution, delivering trust, innovation, and empowerment.
11. References
XDC Network: https://xdc.org/
XDC Gasless Subnet Whitepaper: https://xinfin.org/docs/whitepaper-xdc-gasless-subnet.pdf
Plugin Oracle: https://www.xdc.dev/plugin/
XDC Network Documentation: https://docs.xdc.network/
Precious Metals Market Data: World Gold Council, Silver Institute, Johnson Matthey