# DALP 3.0: design your own digital asset

Source: https://docs.settlemint.com/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0
DALP 3.0 lets you design your own digital asset with compliance enforced on-chain, plus account-abstraction custody, signed webhooks, platform monitoring, and an AI-native CLI.



**Design your own digital asset, with compliance enforced on-chain.**

Most tokenization tools hand you a token. DALP 3.0 hands you the asset: define a compliance policy once, apply it to every instrument, and let the chain enforce it on every transfer.

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This is the largest release the platform has shipped, and it reaches from the token contract down to custody, settlement, and the data you operate on. A bank gets a governed tokenization control plane. An issuer gets a repeatable path from template to live instrument. An integration team gets a typed API, signed events, and an agent-native CLI. It is a major release and it carries breaking changes, so read [Breaking changes and migration](#breaking-changes-and-migration) before you upgrade.

## Design the asset, not just the token [#design-the-asset-not-just-the-token]

The center of 3.0 is asset design. [Instrument templates](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/asset-templates) turn a proven setup into a standard your next launch starts from, across six asset classes. [Compliance templates](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/compliance-templates) package an entire policy (identity, jurisdictions, supply caps, approvals) and enforce it on-chain through ERC-3643 on every transfer. [Identity and KYC](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/identity) put the whole participant lifecycle on one surface, where the asset checks a verified on-chain claim and never sees the underlying documents. [Token features](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/token-features) give fees, yield, redemption, and conversion the controls a real instrument needs, and [signed data feeds](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/data-feeds) bring issuer-signed prices and values on-chain, one feed per token.

## A platform built to run it [#a-platform-built-to-run-it]

Underneath the asset, 3.0 closes the operational gaps a regulated book exposes. [Account abstraction](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/account-abstraction) lets operators act through smart wallets while the platform sponsors gas, so no one has to hold native tokens. [Custody and signing](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/custody) keeps signing inside your own provider's vault while DALP builds, broadcasts, and tracks every transaction to confirmation. [Durable transactions](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/durable-transactions) give every write explicit state, so a stuck approval or a network timeout recovers instead of going dark. The [Ledger Index](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/ledger-index) builds a live, reorg-safe blockchain index into the platform, so the chain reads like a database with full history. And a [gas sweep](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/gas-optimization) makes the most-run on-chain operations cheaper, with no change to what they do.

## Operate it from one place [#operate-it-from-one-place]

The release also makes the platform observable and reachable. [Platform monitoring](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/monitoring) brings health inside the product as a single Platform Status rollup, in terms an operator can act on. [Signed webhooks](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/webhooks) push platform events to your systems, so integrations react instead of poll. The [API and AI-native CLI](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/cli-api) make every Console action available to a script or an agent over MCP, with typed errors. And the full surface is [hardened and documented for a security review](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/security): authentication, key material, role boundaries, and deployment.

## Breaking changes and migration [#breaking-changes-and-migration]

* **Price and value inputs move to per-token feeds.** Assets that drew prices from legacy base-price claims should migrate to per-token feeds (see [Signed prices, on-chain](/docs/changelog/dalp-3-0/data-feeds)). The batch feed-creation flow handles the move.
* **Platform Status snapshot endpoint deprecated.** Panels now load independently through per-panel endpoints. `/api/v2/platform-status/snapshot` keeps working for one release; migrate to `/data-freshness`, `/transactions`, `/platform-api`, `/workflows`, and `/stat-cards`.
* **The `/api/v1` surface stays frozen.** v1 routes keep their existing request and response shapes, and v1 integrations continue to work unchanged. New capabilities land on v2.

## Smaller updates [#smaller-updates]

* Hide or unhide asset classes and instrument templates in the Asset Designer, including per-organization hiding, to scope the Designer to what a team actually issues.
* Search currencies by country and currency name.
* Resize the sidebar by dragging, with snap-to-collapse and a toggle shortcut.
* Real estate tokens are burnable in V2, with a directory-backed upgrade path.
* XvP settlements can execute after the reveal cutoff once a settlement has been revealed.