How Dusk Minimizes Off-Chain Operational Reliance
Many traditional tokenization models still depend heavily on off-chain intermediaries for compliance. Custodians, registrars, and reporting agents are responsible for verifying investor eligibility, tracking ownership, maintaining records, and ensuring regulatory adherence. While this approach satisfies legal requirements, it undermines the promise of shared, on-chain infrastructure. Settlement and compliance remain fragmented across multiple systems, keeping workflows complex and inefficient.
Dusk integrates compliance and auditability directly into the settlement layer. Eligibility checks and transfer restrictions are enforced at the application level, removing the need for external gatekeepers. Audits are enabled through permissioned access, preserving transparency without exposing sensitive data publicly. Every ownership transfer is recorded on-chain, while confidential portfolio information and trading strategies remain private.
Reducing reliance on off-chain processes doesn’t weaken compliance—it embeds it closer to settlement itself. This allows regulated assets to function natively on-chain, making the model far better suited for securities, credit products, and fund structures that demand legal certainty rather than speculative retail use.
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