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Naming conventions (UTRNF, GRU, Chain 138, bridges)

Purpose: Canonical grammar for token symbols, financial roles, cross-chain identity, and registry fields across DBIS / GRU / Chain 138 and CCIP-adjacent implementations.

Audience: Protocol engineers, bridge operators, explorer and token-list maintainers, institutional JSON authors, and auditors.

Documents in this directory

File Summary
01_UTRNF_REFERENCE.md Universal Token Role Naming Framework (protocol-agnostic reference): prefixes, formats, taxonomy, classification logic, multichain rule, registry example, rollout phases.
02_DBIS_NAMESPACE_AND_UTRNF_MAPPING.md Authoritative DBIS binding: what c* and cW* mean here vs UTRNF c (collateral); which UTRNF prefixes apply as-is; registry-first rules.

Planned (not yet in this directory): bridges / cross-chain naming (03), registry JSON field guide (04) — see related links below until those files land.

When to use symbol parsing vs registry

  • Human display and rough discovery: Symbols may follow the grammars in 01 and 02.
  • Canonical identity, accounting, and compliance: Always resolve (chainId, contract address) plus explicit tokenRole / utrnfRole / gruAssetClass from a registry (see 04). Never infer GRU compliant money from UTRNF prefix tables alone: cUSDC is not UTRNF “collateral.”

Roadmap (documentation vs code)

The UTRNF reference describes a phased rollout (token roles → contract alignment → SDK → governance checks). This directory documents conventions for the repo; it does not mandate immediate contract or schema refactors. Prefer incremental alignment via registries and new deployments.