Become the settlement node for your currency in a network of licensed issuers. Below is the top-level model; commercial terms are discussed individually on request.
The Licensed Minter Network is a multi-jurisdiction network of licensed settlement-token issuers. Each node is responsible for its own currency in its own jurisdiction.
The partner becomes the issuer of the settlement token for its currency: it mints and redeems the token, runs KYB, and serves participants in its jurisdiction.
The netting engine, settlement contract, and client interface are already in place. There is no need to build your own engine and contracts — saving a long development cycle.
The partner controls fiat in and out and the client relationships in its jurisdiction. dCLS remains the shared settlement infrastructure for every node in the network.
Partner income comes from several streams. This is a qualitative description of the roles; specific shares and terms are discussed individually.
A portion of the fee on FX conversion and settlement for the node's participant operations. It depends on the volume in the partner's corridors.
Income from the partner's own banking operations: fiat deposits and withdrawals, and servicing participant accounts at the partner's own tariffs.
Managing the fiat backing of the settlement tokens within the regulatory requirements of the partner's jurisdiction.
Specific shares, tariffs, and capital requirements are not published — they are discussed individually on request and under NDA.
dCLS is a technology supplier; licensability and regulatory responsibility remain with the resident partner.
A crypto-bank or exchange connects as the settlement node for its jurisdiction. dCLS provides the settlement technology, while the licensable activity and regulatory responsibility stay with the partner as a resident of its jurisdiction. The settlement contract itself does not change: adding a new node happens at the configuration level, without rewriting the shared infrastructure.
Detailed economics, capital requirements, specific markets, and onboarding terms are provided in the partner track after an initial conversation.
Commercial terms are shared on request and under NDA — they are not published on the public site.
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