Smart Contracts Overview
Qlindo uses a set of audited smart contracts to manage token issuance, staking, compliance, and cross-chain bridging, forming the backbone of the decentralized platform.
Core Smart Contracts
| Contract | Function |
|---|---|
SecurityTokenFactory | Deploys QX# tokens and registers them in a mapping registry |
SecurityToken (QX#) | ERC-20 contract with transfer restrictions and bridge compatibility |
KYCRegistry | Maintains a whitelist of wallets that passed identity verification |
StakingSessionManager | Controls lock durations, QIS scoring, and reward multipliers |
BridgeListener | Validates inbound bridged tokens and syncs metadata to Polygon |
💡 All core contracts are modular and upgradable to support evolving requirements and jurisdictional standards, ensuring future-proof development.
Key Features & Benefits
Enhanced Security
Audited smart contracts minimize risks and ensure the integrity of all on-chain operations.
Regulatory Compliance
Built-in KYC and transfer restrictions ensure adherence to global securities regulations.
Flexible Staking Logic
Dynamic staking mechanisms allow for varied lock durations, QIS-based multipliers, and reward distribution.
Cross-Chain Interoperability
Bridge functionality enables seamless asset movement between Ethereum and Polygon for optimized gas costs.
Qlindo's smart contracts are the secure and transparent foundation for tokenized real estate, ensuring trust and efficiency in every transaction.