SquareWorld
Application

Bring an asset to the register.

Anyone can apply, publicly and on chain. What you submit here is a claim about a real thing — where it is, who holds title to it, what it was valued at — and it is recorded in the open queue for anyone to read.

  1. 01

    You apply

    Eleven fields are written on chain in one transaction. You pay gas; there is no other fee.

  2. 02

    A reviewer decides

    A reviewer confirms custody and reads the documents. Approval registers the asset and gives it an id. Rejection is recorded too, with the reason.

  3. 03

    You claim your Squares

    Approval does not mint anything to you. You pull your own Squares from the queue page in a second transaction, once the asset exists.

Applying is not registering. Until a reviewer approves it, an application is a public statement of intent and nothing more — no Squares exist and no asset id has been issued.

The asset
01

The asset

Plain description. It is stored on chain and printed in the register.

ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, stored as two bytes.

Where it sits
02

Where it sits

Decimal degrees. Recorded as degrees × 1,000,000.

West and south are negative.

Division and value
03

Division and value

Fixed at approval and never expandable afterwards.

The whole asset, as attested. Recorded with 8 decimal places.

Value of one Square

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Enter a supply and a valuation and this fills in.

Custody and documents
04

Custody and documents

The address recorded as holding title to the asset.

Title deed, survey, custodian attestation. One link a reviewer can open.

Restricted assets can only be held by addresses cleared by compliance; every transfer checks the eligible list. Leave it off and Squares move freely.

Nothing is signed on this step. The next screen shows the exact values that go on chain, including the encoded jurisdiction and the scaled integers.