User guides
Console-led operating guides for administrators and operations teams running regulated digital asset workflows on DALP.
User guides are the console operating map for regulated asset workflows after the platform is ready to run. The index routes operators to the right task guide across platform setup, participant administration, asset servicing, compliance evidence, data feeds, add-ons, and runbooks.
The section is for signed-in operators, not integration developers. A platform administrator prepares roles and components. Identity and compliance teams register participants, issue verifications, and maintain policy controls. Asset operators create and service tokens. Operations teams run add-ons and repeatable scenarios. API, SDK, CLI, webhook, and background-job automation belongs in the Developer guides.
Operating model
DALP separates console operations into platform controls, participant controls, asset controls, compliance evidence, data feeds, add-ons, and runbooks. The split matters because the operator, permission boundary, and evidence trail change by workflow.
The console does not replace legal policy, custody policy, bank architecture, or external provider obligations. Approved operators use the console to apply the operating model that the organisation has already chosen. DALP records the product workflow and evidence for that operation.
Choose the right guide
| If you need to... | Start here | Typical owner |
|---|---|---|
| Prepare the workspace before asset teams operate | Platform setup | First administrator or permission manager |
| Monitor user lifecycle events after participant changes | Webhook events | Identity manager or organisation administrator |
| Create a tokenised asset from the console | Asset creation | Asset issuer or asset operator |
| Mint, burn, pause, transfer, or update token roles | Asset servicing | Asset operator, custodian, or supply manager |
| Register an existing EVM token in the console | External token registration | Asset operator or registry manager |
| Maintain named wallet records for operator forms | Address book contacts | Identity manager or operations team |
| Configure compliance templates, KYC, trusted issuers, or collateral checks | Compliance | Compliance manager or verification operator |
| Publish or update data that assets depend on | Data feeds | Data owner or operations team |
| Run optional settlement, token sale, or yield workflows | System add-on workspaces | Operations team with the required add-on roles |
| Follow a repeatable scenario across several pages | Runbooks | Implementation lead or operations team |
For developers
Looking to automate these workflows programmatically? See the Developer guides for API integration and type-safe client usage.
Platform setup
Platform overview
Complete reference for platform setup, administrator roles, and system configuration.
First administrator setup
Initialize your platform by creating the first administrator account.
Add administrators
Grant administrative permissions to users in your organization.
Change admin roles
Modify the roles and permissions of existing platform administrators.
User management
User onboarding
Understanding the new user experience when joining the platform.
Invite users
Send invitations for team members and external partners to join your platform.
Create users
Directly create user accounts with automatic wallet and identity setup.
Register user
Register users in the identity registry for compliance tracking and token eligibility.
Manage address book contacts
Review, edit, and delete named wallet records used by DALP operator forms.
Asset creation
Asset servicing
Mint assets
Issue new units of a security to investor accounts.
Burn assets
Permanently remove units of a security from circulation.
Forced transfer
Execute custodial transfers without holder consent for regulatory compliance.
Pause and unpause assets
Control asset operations by pausing or unpausing to manage transfers.
Register external tokens
Add an existing EVM token to DALP from the External Tokens workspace.
Asset detail workspace
Review token facts, operator actions, and event evidence for an asset.
Change asset admin roles
Modify administrator roles and permissions for specific assets.
Compliance
Compliance overview
Learn about compliance modules and how to configure them during asset creation.
Compliance templates
Create, publish, and reuse compliance module templates for assets that follow the same policy pattern.
Configure trusted issuers
Configure trusted entities who can issue verifications for compliance.
Verify KYC
Issue KYC verifications for users to enable asset transactions.
Collateral requirement
Configure collateral backing requirements for assets.
System addons
System addons overview
Learn about system addons that extend asset functionality.
XvP Settlement
Atomic settlements for secure multi-party and cross-chain asset exchanges.
Yield Schedule
Automated yield distribution for bonds and other yield-bearing assets.
Review addon workspaces
Open installed addon workspaces for XvP settlement, token sale, and other addon operations.
AI assistants
Runbooks
The top-level runbook shelf is the main index for DALP runbooks. This shelf keeps UI-led scenario walkthroughs close to the user-guide pages they depend on.
Console runbooks start with operator actions in the DALP console. The developer runbook shelf covers the same scenario shape for API, SDK, or CLI execution. The equity tokenization walkthrough appears in both shelves because the UI and API versions serve different readers.
Backup and recovery
Backup scope, recovery dependencies, PostgreSQL point-in-time recovery, namespace snapshots, monitoring signals, and disaster recovery drills for self-hosted DALP deployments.
Platform setup overview
Understand the platform setup model, ownership responsibilities, administrator roles, and next setup guide to read.