Validator roles
Choose the responsibility your organization will take on.
Three roles
In the dashboard, Your roles has one entry for each role you registered. Each role owns a different part of the asset lifecycle. Open a role guide for its responsibilities, operating workflow, and limits.
| Role | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Tokenization Validator (TV) | Register and maintain the asset's protocol record |
| Scoring Validator (SV) | Publish default probabilities and maintain their calibration |
| Insurance Validator (IV) | Underwrite defined obligations and meet covered claims |
An organization can hold more than one role. Each role needs its own collateral account. You choose all roles when you register, and you cannot add or remove a role later. To take on another role afterwards, you need a new BVID with a different operator wallet.
One identity, separate role accounts
A Business Validator identity, or BVID, links an operator address to a legal-entity reference and registered roles. The BVID carries the experience and offence history. The protocol tracks collateral separately for each role.
The legal-entity reference is an identifier. The contract does not verify incorporation documents, and it does not detect every duplicate legal entity. So admission and identity review stay part of the operating process.
| Permission | What it allows |
|---|---|
| BVID operator | Authorized actions for the registered Business Validator roles |
| Token-suite owner or agent | Asset-contract actions assigned by that suite |
| Network validator | Network consensus only |
| Governance authority | Changes allowed by the protocol's governance and timelock controls |
Holding one of these permissions does not give the others.