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Mint assets
Issue new units of a security to investor accounts.
Minting creates new units of a security and credits them to investor accounts. This is the on-chain equivalent of issuing new shares, bonds, or fund units.
Common use cases:
- Primary issuance - Initial distribution after a new offering closes
- Subscription settlement - Crediting investors after payment confirmation
- Stock dividends - Issuing additional shares in lieu of cash dividends
- Capital calls - Issuing fund units when investors fund commitments
Prerequisites
SUPPLY_MANAGEMENT_ROLEfor the asset (check Permissions tab)- Recipients must have verified OnchainID with required compliance verifications
- For capped assets: sufficient headroom under supply cap
- For collateralized assets: sufficient collateral backing
For collateralized assets, minting remains unavailable until a collateral verification is issued by a trusted issuer. If you do not have collateral permissions, ask a claim policy manager to add you as a trusted issuer in Claim Topics & Issuers. The mint form's protocol limit reflects remaining collateral after the current supply is backed, so it may be lower than the total collateral amount shown on the asset.
Steps
Enter details
Select recipient address and enter amount. For multiple recipients, click Add recipient.
### Confirm Review the supply change and authenticate with PIN/OTP.
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Mint button disabled | Verify SUPPLY_MANAGEMENT_ROLE assignment and confirm collateral backing for collateralized assets |
| Recipient not eligible | Check OnchainID and compliance verifications |
| Exceeds supply cap | Reduce amount or request cap increase |
| Insufficient collateral | Issue a new collateral verification with higher amount |