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$DUSK Core Components
The Dusk network uses a modular architecture built for regulated finance: privacy where it is needed, transparency where it is useful, and deterministic settlement where market workflows require it. At a high level:
Component :
1. DuskDS
Role :
Settlement and data-availability foundation: consensus, finality, and Dusk transaction models
Where to go next :
Dusk has a two-layer architecture:
DuskDS – the settlement and data layer (consensus, data availability, transaction models)
DuskEVM – the EVM execution layer where smart contracts run and where Hedger lives
This page describes the transaction models on DuskDS. It’s background for people who want to understand how settlement and privacy work under the hood. If you are building dApps on DuskEVM, you’ll mostly interact with Hedger and EVM contracts instead.

Phoenix vs Moonlight (on DuskDS)On DuskDS, value can move in two native ways:
Moonlight – public, account-based transfers
Phoenix – shielded, note-based transfers using zero-knowledge proofs
Both ultimately settle on the same chain, but they expose different information to observers.
For the complete implementation details you can refer to the Whitepaper.
Moonlight – public balances
Moonlight is the transparent transaction model:
Accounts have visible balances.
Transfers show sender, recipient, and amount.
It’s suited to flows that must be observable (e.g. some treasury or reporting scenarios).
Conceptually it behaves like a standard account model.
For most users, this is “just the transparent way to move DUSK” at the protocol layer.
Phoenix – shielded balances
Phoenix is the privacy-preserving model:
Funds live as encrypted “notes” rather than explicit balances.
Transactions prove correctness (no double spends, enough funds) with zero-knowledge proofs without revealing:how much is being moved,who sent the note, except to the receiver,between which specific notes.
Users can selectively reveal information via viewing keys where regulation or auditing requires it.

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The Bigger Picture
Tokenization is often discussed in terms of what can be put on-chain.
But the more important question may be:
What happens after the asset is on-chain?
How does an investor discover it?
How is eligibility determined?
How are disclosures presented?
How does a trade happen?
How are payment and asset movements coordinated?
How is the transaction settled?
And how do issuers, venues, investors, and authorized participants interact with the same infrastructure?

These are application-layer questions.
Dusk Trade is designed to address them.
If tokenization is going to move beyond experimentation and become part of real financial markets, blockchain infrastructure will need to work together with applications that understand the complexity of regulated assets.

Dusk Trade is positioned at that intersection: turning Dusk's underlying market infrastructure into practical workflows for tokenized financial assets.
The ultimate goal is not simply to make financial assets transferable on-chain.
It is to make the entire journey—from discovery to eligibility, trading, payment, and settlement—work as a coherent digital financial-market experience.
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This separation can be important because infrastructure and user applications have different responsibilities.
The protocol can focus on providing reliable blockchain and financial-market primitives, while applications can focus on how those primitives are used in specific workflows.
Why This Matters for Tokenization
The long-term promise of tokenization is not simply putting traditional assets onto a blockchain.

The bigger opportunity is creating financial markets where issuance, ownership, trading, compliance, and settlement can interact with programmable infrastructure.
That requires more than tokens.
It requires market infrastructure and applications that understand financial workflows.

Dusk Trade represents the application side of that equation.
Its role is to connect blockchain infrastructure with the practical activities that participants perform when interacting with tokenized financial assets.
A Different Way to Think About Dusk Trade
It may be tempting to think of Dusk Trade simply as another trading interface.
But its broader purpose is more interesting.
It can be viewed as a bridge between blockchain infrastructure and regulated financial-market workflows.

The difference is subtle but important.
A typical crypto application might primarily focus on:
Wallet → Token → Trade
A regulated tokenized-asset workflow can be much more involved:
Asset Discovery → Investor Onboarding → Eligibility → Disclosure → Wallet → Trade → Payment Coordination → Settlement
Dusk Trade is designed around the second model.

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6. Settlement
The final step is settlement.
This is where the transaction becomes more than a trading intention.
The relevant asset and payment movements need to be completed according to the rules governing the transaction.
By integrating trading and settlement workflows, the application layer can help turn an on-chain transaction into something closer to a complete financial-market process.

The Importance of Eligibility and Disclosure
One of the most interesting aspects of Dusk Trade is that it is designed around the requirements of regulated markets.
In traditional finance, not every financial product is available to every investor.

There can be restrictions based on jurisdiction, investor status, asset type, or other regulatory requirements.
Information can also matter just as much as the transaction itself.
Investors may need access to disclosures and other relevant information before participating.
This means a tokenized financial market needs to answer questions such as:
Who can buy this asset?
What information should the investor receive?
Who is authorized to access certain information?
Under what conditions can the asset be transferred?

Dusk Trade's application-layer approach is intended to make these considerations part of the workflow rather than treating them as something separate from blockchain activity.
Dusk Trade and the Dusk Ecosystem
It is useful to distinguish between the base protocol and the application layer.
The Dusk network provides the underlying infrastructure and market-oriented primitives.

Dusk Trade operates above that infrastructure.
A simple way to visualize the relationship is:
Dusk Network → Market Infrastructure → Dusk Trade → Users & Market Participants
The base layer provides the foundation.
The application layer turns that foundation into experiences that issuers, investors, venues, and other authorized participants can actually use.

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Regulated securities can involve investor eligibility, disclosures, ownership restrictions, settlement requirements, and information that must only be accessible to authorized participants.
When these assets are tokenized, those requirements do not simply disappear.
In fact, they can become even more important.

A blockchain can provide the underlying infrastructure for ownership and settlement, but an actual financial market still needs applications that understand how investors, issuers, venues, and other participants interact.

Dusk Trade is designed around this problem.
Rather than treating tokenized financial assets like ordinary tokens, it focuses on the workflow surrounding the asset.
From Asset Discovery to Settlement
Imagine an investor wants to purchase a tokenized financial asset.

The journey could look something like this:
1. Discover
The investor first needs to find an available tokenized asset and understand the relevant information associated with it.
This creates an asset-discovery layer where users can identify opportunities rather than interacting with raw blockchain transactions.
2. Connect
The investor connects their wallet to the application.
The wallet becomes the interface through which the investor can interact with the tokenized asset and the underlying transaction process.
3. Onboard
Before participating in a regulated market, an investor may need to complete onboarding or eligibility requirements.
This is an important distinction between ordinary crypto trading and regulated financial markets.
Access to an asset may depend on who the investor is, whether they meet specific requirements, and whether they are authorized to participate.
4. Trade
Once the relevant requirements have been satisfied, the investor can initiate a buy or sell transaction.
At this stage, Dusk Trade connects the user-facing trading experience with the underlying infrastructure.
5. Coordinate Payment and Asset Transfer
A financial transaction involves more than moving an asset.

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Dusk Trade: Turning Tokenized Financial Assets Into Real Market Workflows
Tokenization is changing the way financial assets can be represented, transferred, and settled on blockchain networks.
But putting an asset on-chain is only one part of the equation.
For regulated financial markets, investors need to discover assets, complete onboarding and eligibility requirements, connect their wallets, execute transactions, coordinate payments, and ultimately settle the transaction according to the rules of the market.

This is where Dusk Trade comes in.
What Is Dusk Trade?
Dusk Trade is the application layer for tokenized financial assets on Dusk.
It sits above the Dusk base protocol and transforms the network's market-infrastructure primitives into user-facing workflows.

Instead of requiring users to interact directly with complex blockchain infrastructure, Dusk Trade is designed to provide the practical workflows needed to participate in regulated tokenized markets.
These workflows can include:
Discovering tokenized financial assets
Connecting a wallet
Completing investor onboarding
Performing eligibility or compliance checks
Buying or selling assets
Coordinating the asset and payment legs of a transaction

Supporting settlement
Providing authorized parties with the information required for a transaction
The key idea is simple:
Dusk provides the infrastructure. Dusk Trade turns that infrastructure into market workflows.
Why Tokenized Assets Need More Than a Blockchain
A traditional financial asset is rarely as simple as "buy, transfer, and sell."

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