An Asset defines the unit of value that Accounts and Transactions use inside a Ledger. Create Assets before creating Accounts, because every Account must be tied to one Asset.Documentation Index
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Before you start
You need an existing Organization and Ledger. Decide whether the Asset is a currency, crypto asset, commodity, or another custom unit of value.
Create the Asset
Select the Type of Asset.
- Crypto: for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, and so on.
- Commodity: for raw materials that can be traded such as gold, natural gas, soybeans, cattle, corn, and so on.
- Currency: for currencies such as Brazilian Real, US Dollars, Euro, and so on.
- Others: for any other type of Asset that you want to add.
You cannot create assets with the same type and code. Also, the names of the Assets must be unique.
Specify a 3-letter code for the Asset.
- If the Asset is a currency, the ISO 4217 standards will be available for selection.
[Optional] You can select the Metadata tab of the form to add any value you want to use as metadata.
Field guide
| Field | What to enter | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Asset category. Use Currency for fiat money, Crypto for crypto assets, Commodity for tradable commodities, or Others for custom units. | Currency |
| Asset Name | Human-readable Asset name shown to operators. | Brazilian Real |
| Code | Three-letter Asset code. For fiat currencies, use the ISO 4217 code when possible. | BRL |
| Metadata Key | Optional classification or integration field name. | settlementNetwork |
| Metadata Value | Value for the metadata key. | pix |
What to do next
After creating the Asset, create Accounts that use it in Creating an Account.

