Tokery Finance Docs
  • Project Overview and Mission
    • Why Tokenize Assets?
    • Tokery’s Vision
  • For Institutional Investors
    • Market Opportunity and Competitive Edgetor
      • Key Advantages
      • Market-Making and Liquidity
    • Compliance and Legal Framework
      • Jurisdictional Legal Wrappers
      • KYC/AML and Investor Accreditation
      • Regulatory Engagement
      • Audits and Security Compliance
      • Transparency and Reporting:
      • Commitment
    • Tokery Finance Token ($TOFI)
      • Fee Reduction
      • Staking and Yield
        • Network Security / Participation
        • Incentivizing Engagement
      • Marketplace and Liquidity Incentives
        • Boosting Listings
        • Liquidity Minting
        • Trading Fee Rewards
      • Governance
      • TokeryChain Native Token
      • Supply and Emissions
      • Value Proposition for Investors
      • Summary
  • For Developers
    • Technical Architecture Overview
      • Solana Blockchain
      • Node.js Backend
      • Supabase (PostgreSQL) Database
      • AI-Powered Tokery Bot
      • KYC/AML Integration (Civic & Sumsub)
      • Documint (Legal Document Generation)
      • Decentralized Storage (IPFS/Arweave)
    • Architecture Summary
  • Smart Contracts Documentation
  • Developer API and Integration
    • Asset Tokenization API
    • User Management and KYC API
    • Marketplace API
    • Bot Triggers and Webhooks
    • Supabase Integration
    • Interacting with Solana Programs
  • For General Users (Asset Owners & Investors)
    • Getting Started with Tokery
    • Fees, Costs and Staking Benefits for Users
    • The Tokery Vault (User Dashboard) – MVP Walkthrough
    • Staking & Rewards
  • Roadmap and Future Plans
    • Q2 2025 – Launch and MVP Expansion
    • Q3–Q4 2025 – Growth and Feature Development
    • 2026 – TokeryChain and Decentralization
    • Late 2026 and Beyond – Scaling to New Horizons
    • Summary of Roadmap Highlights
  • Socials
    • Social Links
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  1. For Developers

Architecture Summary

In summary, when a developer or an integration partner interacts with Tokery, they’re leveraging a robust microservice-like architecture:

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Front-end Interface (Bot or Web)

collects input

2

Backend (Node.js + Supabase)

orchestrates steps, maintains state

3

Third-Party Services

KYC (Civic/Sumsub) and Documint, for specialized tasks.

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Blockchain (Solana)

issuance of tokens and recording of immutable records.

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Decentralized Storage

storage of off-chain data linked to tokens

This design allows each component to be improved or scaled independently. For instance, Tokery can switch out or add KYC providers per region, or migrate from Solana to TokeryChain in the future, without overhauling the entire system – the interfaces between components remain consistent.

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