Managed Guardian Service Assistant-AI-powered digital asset management

Example

An organization can create policies to manage their carbon offset projects, defining workflows that capture data from various sources, verify it, and mint tokens.

Scenario

A company in the renewable energy sector wants to issue Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). They use MGS to define a policy that captures energy production data, verifies it against predefined criteria, and issues RECs in the form of tokens.

Example

Users can create and manage tokens using the MGS UI or API, setting parameters such as token type, supply, and KYC requirements.

Scenario

A carbon offset project manager creates a fungible token representing 1 ton of CO2 offset. They use MGS to manage the issuance, transfer, and tracking of these tokens, ensuring all participants meet KYC requirements.

Example

MGS provides a mechanism to build and verify trust chains, ensuring the integrity and provenance of digital assets.

Scenario

An auditor needs to verify the lifecycle of a carbon offset token. Using MGS, they can trace the token back through the verifiable presentations and credentials that document the entire process, ensuring transparency and reliability.