Maya Blockchain is built on Ethereum Mainnet using ERC-20 and ERC-3643 token standards. This page documents the layered architecture that governs token deployment, identity verification, compliance enforcement, and asset proof recording.
All tokenized assets deployed as ERC-20 or ERC-3643 smart contracts on Ethereum Mainnet. Each token has a verified contract address, source code, and holder data accessible on Etherscan.
ERC-3643 security tokens are governed by on-chain identity and compliance registries. These contracts enforce who can hold, transfer, and interact with regulated tokens.
Real-world asset documentation is stored on IPFS and anchored to Ethereum through hash verification. This creates an immutable, auditable record of asset backing.
All tokenized assets are held in verified corporate wallets with ENS naming. Wallet balances, transaction history, and custody records are publicly auditable.
All transactions settle directly on Ethereum Mainnet. This provides the highest level of security, finality, and decentralization available in blockchain infrastructure.
Primary smart contracts deployed on Ethereum Mainnet.
Each ERC-3643 security token deploys with a set of companion contracts that enforce regulatory compliance at the smart contract level. These contracts work together to ensure only verified, whitelisted investors can hold or transfer security tokens.
Defines required identity claims (KYC level, accreditation status, jurisdiction) that token holders must satisfy.
Lists the authorized identity verification providers whose claims are accepted by the token system.
Maps Ethereum wallet addresses to verified investor identities, enabling on-chain identity resolution.
Persistent storage layer for identity data, separated from the registry logic for upgradeability.
Enforces transfer rules including holding limits, geographic restrictions, and investor qualification requirements.
The ERC-3643 token itself, which checks compliance and identity before allowing any transfer to execute.