If you are choosing among the suite's web3 surfaces, start here. The family's hub pages cover payments-first networks, the tokenized-asset rails they settle on, the stablecoin rulebooks that govern issuance, and the reserve, prudential and exchange assurance that wraps the result. This page collects them in one directory, grouped by the work you bring to it, so each surface sits next to its neighbours and every link resolves in-tree.
Each entry is one line plus a blurb, and every link resolves in-tree. Where a surface has its own sub-index, the blurb says so.
ChainGraph workflows for Robinhood Chain: tokenized stocks on an Arbitrum Orbit perimeter, BoLD fraud-proof finality classification, valuation and haircut checks, and AP redemption stress on verified runs.
Open hub →Workflows for Tempo, the payments-first L1: business-case modeling, GENIUS Act and MiCA issuance checks, sanctions and Travel Rule screening, and MPP agent spend controls.
Open hub →Workflows for Circle Arc, the USDC-gas L1: CPN corridor economics, StableFX cross-currency settlement, xReserve GENIUS and MiCA compliance, paymaster modeling, and CCTP transfer validation.
Open hub →Workflows for institutions running or joining a permissioned Avalanche L1: ICM quorum risk, precompile segregation of duties, permissioning-control gaps, validator change control, and fee runway.
Open hub →Deterministic browser tools for tokenized settlement on Canton Network: Global Synchronizer and Daml fundamentals, DvP, repo, MMF, and securities-lending flows.
Open hub →Workflows for agent payments on x402: HTTP 402 flow linting, EIP-3009 and Permit2 signature evidence, AP2 and A2A mandate validation, and batch-settlement reconciliation.
Open hub →The enterprise DLT onboarding suite: CBDC architecture, smart-contract validation, DvP reconciliation, settlement finality, privacy topology, and node modeling.
Open hub →A parent index for the token-standard tools: vault, signature, authorization, interface, and royalty standards, plus token compliance and classification for EVM-compatible ledgers.
Open hub →Permissioned-EVM shared-ledger settlement: ISO 20022-to-EVM calldata mapping, settlement-contract linting, L2 finality classification, transfer batch screening, and orchestrator attestation.
Open hub →Terminal-branch and bidirectional consensus finality (XRPL, Stellar) beside the rollup and validity-proof finality classifier, aimed at settlement-ops teams running RLUSD and USDC-on-Stellar rails.
Open hub →ChainGraph workflows for the wholesale cash and cross-network layer: deposit-token compliance, settlement-asset finality, atomic DvP and PvP, collateral mobility, and intraday liquidity.
Open hub →The US federal stablecoin rulebook, tooled end to end: issuer classification, licensing path selection, reserve stress testing, attestation, disclosure reporting, and AML and sanctions obligations.
Open hub →The EU Markets in Crypto-Assets toolkit: CASP authorisation, EMT reserve compliance, white-paper generation, significant-token threshold testing, and market-abuse surveillance.
Open hub →ChainGraph workflows for the MiCA CASP lifecycle: Title V authorization readiness, own-funds calculation, crypto-asset white-paper conformance, and market-abuse controls.
Open hub →Issuer-neutral reserve assurance: GENIUS Act reserve-disclosure conformance, monthly disclosure checks, Merkle-sum proof-of-reserves verification, three-source recompute, and the reserve scorecard series.
Open hub →Bank-prudential and tax treatment of crypto-assets in one toolkit: Basel SCO60 exposure classification, CARF/DAC8 and Form 1099-DA reporting, tokenized-collateral HQLA eligibility, and margin readiness.
Open hub →A jurisdiction-neutral exchange assurance pack: custody-segregation ratios, asset/liability coverage, proof-of-reserves composition, best-execution recompute, and a listing-standards checklist.
Open hub →Last reviewed: October 2026 · guides · Web3 Hub Family · v1.0
Builders evaluating where to issue, settle, or run an agent payment flow, comparing the payments-first networks and their workflow guides side by side.
Teams mapping an issuance plan onto the GENIUS Act and MiCA rulebooks, from classification and licensing through disclosure and AML obligations.
Desks wiring tokenized collateral, DvP, and cross-network settlement, who need the standards, finality, and wholesale-settlement surfaces in one place.
Reviewers running reserve, prudential, and exchange assurance checks who want the examination surfaces without re-searching the catalog.