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Release 1.2

04 Nov 19:12
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The following features are introduced in v1.2

  • ERC20 Wrapped Token enables wEquities, wBonds, wMutualFunds, .... Wrapped assets are very efficiently gas optimized and DeFi compatible assets with some removed rights.
  • Lockable Delegate mechanism using rule-based configurations.
  • Voting Session configurable with most governance scenario (centralized up through DAO). The contract supports both Voting Session logic and token upgrade.
  • KYC Only Token Delegate. Optimized version of an equity token for small and medium sized companies.
  • Simple Vault and Time Locked Simple Vault ERC20 (ERC20 only vault with no admin capability)
  • Router allowing basic, dynamic or scheduled routing of ETH.
  • Several new tutorials to discover how to use the C-Layer

Release 1.1

22 Jun 17:17
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The main goal of this release is to allow live regulated secondary market

Release Note

The following features are introduced in v1.1

  • Multi class assets with several and configurable token delegates to handle all regulated and non regulated assets
  • Upgradability of delegates
  • Proxy migrations from one core to another core
  • Token core default configuration with all assets classes and security roles definition
  • New module common which regroups the utility contracts and abstraction of core and factory.

Tokensale is removed in v1.1 as it need refactoring.

Release 1.0

22 Jun 17:09
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Contains two repository: Core and Oracle

Oracle

Oracle is made of UserRegistry, RatesProvider to provide onchain user identity and currency rates.
Oracle also contains a sale and distribution contracts: Tokensale.

Core

Core contains the token architecture (storage, security and delegates)