Asset detail workspace
Review an issued asset, monitor token tabs, and find the actions available for the current token.
The asset detail workspace is the operating view for an issued asset.
Open the workspace from Asset management. Select an asset class, select the asset type or template, and then select the asset.
The page header shows the asset name, status, breadcrumb, and Manage Asset menu. The menu is context-sensitive: some actions are hidden when the asset or system configuration does not support them, while actions that are visible but currently unavailable appear disabled with a tooltip that explains the specific permission, system, or asset-state check blocking the action.
What the workspace shows
The default tab summarizes the asset before you move into a specific workflow.
Use it to review:
- token identity, symbol, supply, decimals, factory, and status information
- asset-specific details such as bond, deposit, equity, fund, precious metal, real estate, or stablecoin fields when those details are configured
- capability tiles for configured token features such as maturity and redemption, yield, fees, conversion, historical balances, permit, governance, and metadata
- supply, holder distribution, transfer volume, collateral, and bond-status charts where the matching data is available
- related operations and identity claims for the asset
Feature tiles link to their detail pages when that feature has its own workflow. For example, maturity, yield, conversion, AUM fee, events, verifications, and metadata open as full detail pages instead of staying inside the tab frame.
Token tabs
The tab bar is generated from the asset configuration. Some tabs are always available, and some only appear when the asset has the matching extension, compliance module, or system capability.
| Tab | When it appears | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Token information | Always | Review the asset summary, configured features, identity claims, metrics, and related operations. |
| Holders | Always | Review token holders, balances, available balances, and frozen amounts. |
| Actions | Always | Review pending, upcoming, and completed actions filtered to this asset. |
| Compliance | Always | Review the compliance modules configured for the asset. |
| Documents | Always | Review and manage documents associated with the asset on the token documents route. |
| Metadata route | From the metadata capability tile on Token information | Review on-chain metadata on the dedicated metadata detail page rather than inside the tab frame. |
| Feeds | When the feeds directory is installed | Review feed-related data for the asset. |
| Permissions | When the asset is access-managed | Review token-level permissions for the asset. |
| Denomination asset | For bond-style assets that include a denomination asset | Review the settlement or denomination asset attached to the token. |
Token documents and metadata routes
The documents route is /token/{assetClassSlug}/{templateSlug}/{tokenAddress}/documents. Use it from the Documents tab to review and manage files associated with the asset.
The metadata detail route is /token/{assetClassSlug}/{templateSlug}/{tokenAddress}/metadata. Metadata opens from the metadata capability tile and uses a full detail page rather than the tab frame.
Allowlist and blocklist behavior is represented through the compliance configuration rather than separate public tabs in the current workspace.
Manage asset actions
Use Manage Asset for actions that change the token or start an operator workflow. The menu is permission-gated and context-sensitive.
Depending on the asset and system configuration, the menu can include minting, transfers, pause or unpause, forced transfer workflows, verification actions, transfer approvals, price updates, collateral updates, and token-sale creation.
If an asset uses an external transaction fee, mint, burn, and transfer confirmation screens check the connected wallet before you submit when that wallet is the fee payer. The screen shows whether the wallet has enough fee-token balance and enough allowance for the external fee feature to collect the fee.
The readiness check applies in these connected-wallet cases:
- minting to the connected wallet
- burning from the connected wallet
- transferring from the connected wallet
When the allowance is too low, use Approve fee allowance from the confirmation screen. The approval flow selects the required spender for you, then the readiness check updates so you can submit the original action.
When an operator action charges a different wallet, such as minting to another recipient or burning another holder, that third-party wallet is not preflighted in the confirmation screen. Confirm the fee-token balance and allowance with that holder before submitting.
If an expected action is missing or disabled, check:
- your token-level role assignments on the Permissions tab
- whether the asset is paused
- whether the required compliance module or token feature is configured
- whether your wallet has enough balance for holder actions
- whether your wallet has enough fee-token balance and allowance when the asset uses an external transaction fee
- whether the system-level feature and permission for the workflow are enabled
- for verification actions, whether the asset has a token identity
- for collateral actions, whether the collateral module is configured and the token identity address is available
- for token-sale creation, whether token sales are enabled, your user can create token sales, the asset has a registered token identity, and a token-sale addon factory is available