Trusted Data Notifications from Private Blockchains<sup>#</sup>

Behl, Dushyant; Kodeswaran, Palanivel; Venkatraman, R.; Sen, Souvik; Vinayagamurthy, Dhinakaran

doi:10.1109/blockchain50366.2020.00015

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“…An example of a critical function is the request by an external caller (another gateway) to mint a token into the network based on a reference to a real-world asset supplied by the caller to the API at the gateway. Another critical function would be the API request to a gateway for a signed claim (assertion) by the gateway regarding the state of the ledger in the private network (e.g., did settlement/finalization occur on the ledger for a given address/transaction) [42,43].…”

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“…• Ledger state reporting APIs: For private token networks, the interaction with external entities may be difficult without sharing some state information regarding a specific token of interest in the private network. However, this sharing of state information must not provide access to external entities to the ledger in the private network [42,43].…”

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confidence: 99%

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On Standardized Service Interfaces for the Interoperability of Tokenized Asset Networks

Hardjono,

Lipton,

Pentland

2023

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Many businesses seeking new capabilities that blockchains may offer are deterred from fully embracing the technology due to fears of the classic ”vendor lock-in” and platform-capture into one specific blockchain. From an asset-centric perspective, most business applications seek certain desirable functional guarantees with regard to the state of the tokenized asset on the blockchain. These new capabilities must be accessible through standardized service interfaces. The emerging tokenized asset networks based on decentralized ledger technology must integrate seamlessly into existing financial IT systems through similar standard interfaces. As such, if blockchains are to be a foundational technology in the future Web3 Internet of Value, then several classes and types of standardized APIs must be specified, published, and widely deployed by the nascent tokenized asset industry. These standard APIs must provide business applications with a single uniform interface to the many and varied blockchains today, thereby reducing business IT costs and preventing platform-capture.

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Section: Service Interfaces For Peer Gatewaysmentioning

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Section: Service Interfaces For Peer Gatewaysmentioning

confidence: 99%

On Standardized Service Interfaces for the Interoperability of Tokenized Asset Networks

Hardjono,

Lipton,

Pentland

2023

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