ERC-3643 compliance infrastructure, identity verification, and regulatory framework
6
ERC-3643 Tokens
4
Transitioning
3
Full Compliance
20
Total Assets
ERC-3643 (also known as T-REX) is a regulated token standard on Ethereum designed specifically for security tokens and real-world assets. Unlike standard ERC-20 tokens that allow unrestricted transfers, ERC-3643 enforces compliance at the smart contract level through a system of on-chain registries. Every transfer is checked against identity registries and compliance contracts before execution. If the recipient is not verified and whitelisted, the transfer is rejected.
ClaimTopicsRegistry
Defines what claims (KYC, accreditation) are required
TrustedIssuersRegistry
Lists authorized entities that can verify claims
IdentityRegistryStorage
Stores on-chain identity data for verified wallets
IdentityRegistry
Links wallet addresses to verified identities
Compliance
Enforces transfer rules and regulatory restrictions
All security token holders must complete identity verification before their wallet address is added to the Identity Registry. This is enforced at the smart contract level — unverified wallets cannot receive or transfer ERC-3643 tokens.
The Compliance Contract checks every transfer against predefined rules including holding limits, geographic restrictions, investor qualification requirements, and lock-up periods. Non-compliant transfers are rejected by the smart contract.
Only whitelisted wallet addresses can hold security tokens. The Identity Registry maintains the whitelist, and the token contract checks it before every transfer.
The Trusted Issuers Registry defines which identity verification providers are accepted by the system. Claims from unauthorized issuers are rejected, ensuring only verified and trusted identity attestations are used.
| Token | Standard | Compliance |
|---|---|---|
UKFL UK Financial Ltd | ERC-20 | Standard |
![]() MPRA Maya Preferred PRA | ERC-20 | Transitioning |
MFUND MayaFund | ERC-20 | Standard |
MARP Maya Preferred Reserve Protocol | ERC-20 | Standard |
![]() LTNS1 LTNS1 | ERC-3643 | Full |
![]() WMPRA Wrapped Maya Preferred PRA | ERC-20 | Transitioning |
![]() RPWMPRA Maya Preferred Retirement Plan Program Wrapped Token | ERC-20 | Standard |
![]() WMPSF Wrapped Maya Preferred Secured Future Token | ERC-20 | Standard |
![]() MPRD Maya Preferred Common Class Token | ERC-20 | Transitioning |
MCOIN MayaCoin | ERC-20 | Transitioning |
![]() MYEX Maya Exchange | ERC-20 | Standard |
![]() MPRO MayaPro Wallet | ERC-20 | Standard |
DFS Digital Fantasy Sports | ERC-20 | Standard |
![]() SMCAT MayaCat Regulated Security Token | ERC-3643 | Full |
VENUS Venus Coin | ERC-20 | Standard |
![]() REX Rex Coin | ERC-20 | Standard |
![]() SMPRA Maya Preferred PRA Preferred Class Regulated Security Token | ERC-3643 | Full |
SWMPRA Wrapped Maya Preferred PRA Regulated Security Token | ERC-3643 | Partial |
SMPRD Maya Preferred Common Class Regulated Security Token | ERC-3643 | Partial |
SMCOIN Maya Coin Regulated Security Token | ERC-3643 | Partial |
ERC-3643 tokens require wallet verification before transfers can occur. Every wallet that holds or receives a security token must be verified through the Identity Registry.
KYC/AML Compliance
All token holders are verified through Know Your Customer and Anti-Money Laundering procedures
Transfer Restrictions
Tokens can only be transferred between whitelisted, verified wallets
On-Chain Proof
All verification records are stored on the Ethereum blockchain and publicly auditable
UK Financial Ltd maintains a verified corporate asset wallet on Ethereum. This wallet holds all ecosystem tokens and serves as proof of corporate ownership and asset custody.
ENS Name
uk-financial-ltd-corporate-assets.eth
Wallet Address
0xAF2587b7e09d7816Fc0867Ea3A8B3058bBaAa16FThe Maya ecosystem uses ERC-3643 to bring institutional-grade compliance to blockchain. Unlike standard tokens that can be freely transferred to any wallet, ERC-3643 tokens enforce regulatory requirements at the protocol level. This means compliance is not optional — it is built into the smart contract itself. Every transfer, every holder, and every transaction is subject to on-chain verification. This is the same standard used by regulated financial institutions for tokenized securities.