Minting Manual
Guide to minting USDR tokens
Upon launch, USDR Stablecoin will be available to be minted in a decentralized process.
The creation of Real USD (USDR) within the RWAX Protocol framework is facilitated through two distinct pathways, each tailored to different user preferences and asset ownership scenarios.
Direct Minting with Real-World Assets (RWAs)
Procedure
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Asset Submission: Individuals can mint USDR by contributing eligible Real-World Assets directly into the protocol. These assets are typically short-term, high-quality securities like U.S. Treasury Bills.
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Equivalence Minting: The protocol mints USDR on a 1:1 basis with the deposited RWAs. For every dollar of RWA value deposited, one USDR token is generated.
Points to Consider
- The RWAs must comply with the protocol’s strict collateral standards for quality and liquidity.
- This method offers a transparent process where the assets backing the USDR are directly from the user.
Indirect Minting via USDC
Procedure
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USDC Transfer: Users deposit USDC into the RWAX system, which in turn mints USDR at an equivalent rate.
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Collateral Provider Involvement: A trusted Collateral Provider (CP) steps in to supply the necessary RWAs to support the newly minted USDR, allowing users to benefit from RWA backing without direct ownership.
Key Considerations
- CP Validation: Before any indirect minting, the protocol ensures that the CP has adequate and appropriate RWAs.
- Associated Costs: Users should be aware that there could be additional costs for this convenience, reflecting the fees for the CP’s service.
Initial Minting Policy
Minimum Threshold: During the early stages post-launch, requests for minting USDR below a certain threshold (e.g., 100,000 USDR) will be directed to engage with secondary market liquidity. This policy helps manage the initial scale of minting activities and maintain ecosystem balance.