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GRU Standards Profile

Purpose: Define the machine-readable standards profile for canonical c* V2, mirrored cW*, x402 capability, GRU governance/policy enforcement, USD ecosystem extensions such as cAUSDT / cUSDW, and the broader ISO-4217-plus asset scope.

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What it standardizes

This profile is the shared standards contract between docs, configs, operators, and future contract work. It records:

  • the canonical methodology: Chain 138 keeps canonical c*; compatible public chains carry mirrored cW*
  • the payment profile for x402
  • the required base-token standards for c* V2
  • the transport / wrapper standards for cW*
  • the required storage, governance, and supervision metadata for c*, cW*, and tokenized assets
  • the GRU M00 governance and policy standards
  • the broader asset scope: ISO-4217 fiat currencies, approved commodities, USD ecosystem extensions, and future monetary units / gas-native transport families

Compatibility boundary

The profile does not mean every public chain or every currency is live today.

A destination chain is only considered compatible for GRU Transport when all of the following are true:

  1. A 138 -> chain mapping exists in config/token-mapping-multichain.json.
  2. The destination cW* deployment is non-zero in cross-chain-pmm-lps/config/deployment-status.json.
  3. bridgeAvailable is true in that deployment status entry.
  4. The chain is explicitly enabled in config/gru-transport-active.json.

That keeps the standards profile broad while keeping the active transport overlay conservative and operationally precise.

Relationship to other files

Current intent

  • Standards scope: x402, EIP-712, ERC-2612, ERC-3009, ERC-5267, AccessControl, Pausable, deterministic storage namespaces, jurisdiction/supervision metadata, ISO-20022-aligned policy routing, and GRU M00 governance/policy facets.
  • Asset scope: all currencies added to the GRU manifest, not just the currently active USD lanes.
  • Extension scope: USD ecosystem assets that bridge into GRU, such as Alltra AUSDT -> cAUSDT and D-WIN USDW -> cUSDW, can be formalized even when their transport readiness differs from the base USD lanes.
  • Transport scope: every public chain that is structurally compatible according to mapping, deployment, and bridge metadata.
  • Governance scope: proposal tagging by jurisdiction, jurisdictional authority approval when required, and minimum upgrade notice periods that survive across asset families.