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Cardano Proposal Enables Programmable Tokens to Freeze and Seize Assets

CIP-0113 adds programmable transfer rules for regulated assets, including compliance checks, freezes and forced transfers without a Cardano hard fork.

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Metal token beside an open brass security lock / TokenPost.ai
Metal token beside an open brass security lock / TokenPost.ai

Cardano’s CIP-0113 proposal would let issuers create programmable tokens that enforce transfer rules, including freezes, seizures and forced transfers, without requiring a network hard fork.

The standard is designed for regulated assets. Transfers can require compliance checks, including identity verification or sanctions screening, while issuers can define or update rules through token-specific implementations.

CIP-0113 allows authorized parties to move tokens without the holder’s approval when that power is included in the token’s rules. The standard itself does not determine who may trigger those actions; that authority depends on each token’s implementation.

The standard remains proposed, and its controls depend on each token’s implementation.

Simon Yoon

Reporter

Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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