Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about BLINK, compliance, tokenization, and getting started.
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General
BLINK is a regulatory-native network of EVM L1 blockchains designed for the tokenized economy. It makes compliance a protocol-level feature, enabling issuers, institutions, and regulators to operate on a shared, transparent infrastructure.
Compliance
Compliance is enforced by a network of oracles and on-chain modules. Identity, reserves, sanctions screening, and jurisdiction status are attested on-chain, and smart contracts can read these attestations before executing transactions.
Tokenization
Almost any asset or right: stablecoins, securities, real estate, commodities, revenue streams, intellectual property, loyalty points, and more. If it has value and needs compliance, it can be tokenized on BLINK.
Tokenomics
BLINK is the native token of the network. It is used for gas, staking, governance, cross-chain settlement, and access to premium compliance and API services.
Technology
Yes. BLINK is fully EVM compatible, meaning existing Ethereum tooling, wallets, smart contracts, and developer workflows work out of the box.
Getting Started
Use the BLINK CLI or SDK to launch a new chain with a single command. Choose your jurisdiction module, validator set, and token standards, and deploy to testnet or mainnet.