Glossary
A quick-reference list of key terms used throughout the Qlindo ecosystem and documentation.
Blockchain & Token Terms
A decentralized, tamper-proof ledger that records all transactions across a distributed network.
A standard for fungible tokens on Ethereum, defining key functions and behaviors.
Self-executing code deployed on a blockchain that automatically enforces rules or agreements.
Transaction costs paid in ETH or MATIC for processing operations on the blockchain.
The availability of tokens for trading within exchanges or pools.
Wallets & Access
A digital interface (like MetaMask) that allows users to store and interact with crypto assets.
A compliance process used to verify user identity.
Regulations aimed at preventing illicit financial activity.
Restricting access or transactions to verified wallets only.
Token Types
Qlindo’s utility token, used for access, staking, governance, and rewards.
Security tokens issued by Qlindo, each representing fractional ownership of a specific real-world asset.
A token that provides access or functionality within a platform but is not an investment.
A token that represents a real-world asset and is regulated as a security.
A type of security token that represents ownership or a share in an asset or company.
Dividing ownership of a physical asset into tradable shares or tokens.
Platform Components
The primary user interface for buying, staking, and tracking tokenized real estate.
An off-chain voting platform used for DAO governance with token-based vote weighting.
A service (e.g., Biconomy) that pays gas fees on behalf of users for a gasless experience.
A controlled liquidity pool where only KYC-approved wallets can trade specific tokens.
Sustainability & Impact
A rating system that assigns sustainability scores to tokenized assets based on environmental performance.
A staking model where token rewards are multiplied based on the sustainability of the staked assets.
Property that meets environmental standards, uses sustainable materials, and improves energy efficiency.
Environmental, Social, and Governance - a framework used to evaluate the sustainability and ethical impact of investments.
Trading & Mechanics
A peer-to-peer marketplace that allows direct token trading without intermediaries.
A token exchange action between two assets (e.g., USDT → $QLINDO).
Protocol-driven repurchase of tokens, often followed by burning to reduce total supply.
Permanently removing tokens from circulation to reduce supply.
This glossary evolves alongside the Qlindo platform. For the most up-to-date definitions, visit:
docs.qlindo.io/glossary