AUDT Token
Description and functionality of the AUDT Token
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Description and functionality of the AUDT Token
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The AUDT Token powers the Auditchain Protocol, the world's first financial state disclosure and decentralized external validation expert network.
Integration with the Auditchain Protocol enables any reporting entity to communicate financial disclosure and provide proof of financial state to its stakeholder community. It also puts a reporting entity one click away from filing with 60 jurisdictions across 100 regulatory agencies.
The community decides through , how many AUDT there will ever be in circulation.
The genesis of the began with ZERO mint. As events occur, triggered by additional contracts, additional AUDT is minted. See .
The maximum supply of AUDT minted will ultimately be decided by the community. In all cases, minting occurs when claims from sales and claims for rewards are made by actors on the Auditchain Protocol.
On November 29, 2021 at 10:44PM UTC, we deployed a contract to Polygon. The parent AUDT Token contract on the Ethereum mainnet is mapped to the child contract on Polygon.
The AUDT Token contract address on Ethereum is:
The AUDT Token contract address on Polygon is:
Staking - A minimum amount of AUDT is needed to "operate" a . This amount is subject to governance. Anyone who holds a balance of AUDT can "delegate" their AUDT and "back" a Pacioli Node operator and earn passive income.
Settlement - Who Pays?
Reporting Entities
Data Subscribers
Settlement - Who Receives Payment?
Validators
Process Control NFT Creators
AUDT is a settlement layer for all obligations on the Auditchain Protocol. Users may designate settlement in other forms of crypto payments. Users pay for access to the Luca Suite for Process Control creation, taxonomy, report model and financial disclosure development.
Subject to governance, subscription payments by data subscribers who access premium levels of financial state are allocated between reporting entities, validators and the developers of the Auditchain Protocol.
Governance - Monetary policy is set by the community of AUDT holders through adjustments to the amounts paid for each validation performed by validators. Changes in functionality are immediately invoked upon the passage of a vote on the following functions:
Changes to the amount of rewards paid to validators through protocol subsidies
Changes to the amount paid by the reporting entity
Changes to the allocation of proceeds from data subscriptions between reporting entities and the cohort of validators
Changes to the minimum staked balance required for continued compliance by a reporting entity (fair warning)
Changes to the minimum number of validators in a cohort
Changes to the minimum percentage of validators in a cohort required to achieve consensus
Passing financial and operational state instances to external validators running Pacioli for validation requires settlement. Validators receive payment for fulfilling validation requests. Royalties are paid in AUDT to creators of and are also paid to the validators who prove that the Process Control NFTs work correctly.
Contracts have been deployed that allow users who are entitled to AUDT to make claims. Please see .
The calls the minting function of the AUDT Token contract. The EVC is the factory contract that outputs engagement contracts between each enterprise and its cohort of validators. The EVC is capable of six separate categories of assurance.
At launch, each cohort for each category of assurance will require a minimum of 3 validators. This can be changed through .
The number of AUDT minted for each validation by a cohort is set at launch and can be changed through .
Please be sure to review our to gain a better understanding of the Auditchain Protocol and how additional AUDT is minted.
