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Cardano's CIP-0113 programmable token standard is live on mainnet, allowing issuers of stablecoins and other regulated assets to build compliance rules directly into native tokens. The rules are enforced by the network, with no hard fork required.
Why it matters
Embedding compliance rules at the token level gives issuers a way to make those requirements part of how regulated assets operate on Cardano. The standard is aimed at stablecoins and other assets subject to regulatory obligations.
Market impact
CIP-0113 is now available on Cardano mainnet, but the announcement does not identify issuers or assets already using it. Its significance for ADA and the wider ecosystem will depend on whether stablecoin and regulated-asset projects adopt the standard.
Frequently asked questions
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What does Cardano's CIP-0113 standard let token issuers do?
It lets issuers of stablecoins and other regulated assets build compliance rules directly into native Cardano tokens.
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How are CIP-0113 compliance rules enforced?
The rules are enforced by the Cardano network itself.
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Does CIP-0113 require a Cardano hard fork?
No. The standard is live on mainnet without requiring a hard fork.
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Which assets is CIP-0113 designed to support?
The standard is aimed at stablecoins and other regulated assets issued as native Cardano tokens.
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What will indicate whether CIP-0113 has a significant ecosystem impact?
Adoption by stablecoin and other regulated-asset projects will show how widely the standard is being used.
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