Frequently Asked Questions

No. LEDGERO doesn’t custody assets or issue tokens. It’s the neutral underwriting layer that decides whether an asset should be tokenized and on what terms — the appraiser, not the vault.

Those issue the assets. LEDGERO is the layer that decides which assets are worth issuing. It doesn’t compete with issuers — it’s the infrastructure that lets the next 10,000 of them exist safely.

A credit bureau doesn’t lend or issue cards — it produces the trusted score everyone relies on. LEDGERO produces the trusted underwriting record that issuers and protocols rely on.

Six things: assessment fees, attestation staking, governance, agent access tiers, data-provider rewards, and issuer reputation bonds. See Token Utility for the full breakdown.

Fees are paid in $LDGR, or in stablecoin that’s auto-swapped to $LDGR — either way usage creates direct demand for the token.

Their staked $LDGR gets slashed when an asset defaults or fraud surfaces later. Accurate calls earn a share of fees instead. That’s the skin-in-the-game behind every record.

x402 is the payment rail that lets the agent pay for its own compute and data lookups per-assessment. It’s what makes the loop autonomous rather than merely automated — no human authorizes each data pull.

Long-tail real-world assets: SME invoices, receivables, property in emerging markets, and inventory. Accepted asset classes are set by governance and expand over time.

Yes. Every attestation records the extracted facts, the risk model applied, and the external data checked, so a verdict always traces back to what produced it.