What an issuer’s compliance profile, a regulator’s register and a protocol’s footprint show, and where each value comes from.
Assets are only half of the registry. Issuer pages show the legal entity behind a token, regulator pages show the registers an authority publishes, and protocol pages show the on-chain systems that issue or route assets. Use them to check who stands behind an asset and who supervises them.
Each link is a registry record you can click through. An issuer page lists the issuer’s assets and registers. A regulator page lists every entity on its registers and the assets those entities issue.
Open an issuer from the issuer directory or from an asset page. The status tags (1) show how many assets are in the registry, KYI status, sanctions status and whether the issuer is on the platform. The disclosure checklist card (2) gives the issuer’s coverage across its live assets and how it compares with the registry average. If the issuer hasn’t claimed its profile, a banner (3) says the entity name above was resolved from the issuer’s own terms and privacy pages and is unconfirmed.
An issuer page header, claim banner and overview.
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Read the overview
Use the tabs (4) to switch between Overview, Assets, Disclosures, Entity & Governance and Reports. On Overview, the compliance profile (5) lists each check with its field state. Regulatory licensing (6) lists each licence or registration with its register, status and source link. The disclosure checklist (7) lists nine weighted items. Each one reads Self-reported, Not disclosed, Awaiting issuer or a count such as 1 on record. The checklist score in the header counts items across every deployment of every asset the issuer stands behind, for example 1,045 of 1,344 items across 28 deployments of 7 assets.
Verified assets, total assets, active licences, disclosure %, disclosed fields, documents on file, register attestations, roles in registry, data-quality findings
Computed from the registry record
Regulatory licensing
Each licence or registration, grouped by jurisdiction, with status
Regulator registers, linked with View source
Key facts across its tokens
How many of the issuer’s tokens state each key fact, such as holder claims or reserve data origin, with the most common answer
Issuer documents for each token
Concentration & exposure
Market cap and supply by chain, and named reserve custodians with quotes
An item is on record only when the registry holds the underlying field. On an issuer that hasn’t verified through KYI, items on record read Self-reported. Items the registry doesn’t hold read Not disclosed.
Open a regulator from the regulator directory. The header (1) shows the authority’s name, code, type and catalogue, plus the register Bluprynt reads and a link to the authority’s website. The summary cards (2) count entities regulated, active entities, assets governed and the market cap of governed assets. Use the tabs (3) to switch between Entities, Assets and Market.
A regulator page: header, counts, the entities table and the registers behind it.
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Search the entities and check the sources
The Entities regulated table (4) lists every entity on the authority’s registers, as the register publishes it, with licence or ID, status, since date and register. Search it by name, LEI or registration ID, and filter by status or register. Registers & sources (5) names each register, its kind (for example Regulator register and Official), how many records it holds, when it was fetched and checked, and its check cadence. Recent changes (6) lists changes Bluprynt detected on those registers since first capture.
Open a protocol from the protocol directory. The header (1) shows the protocol’s category, description and monitoring state. The checklist card (2) shows whether a disclosure record exists yet. The metric cards (3) show value locked, 24-hour volume, contracts on record and audits. Use the tabs (4) to switch between Overview, Disclosures and Reports.
A protocol page: header, metrics, overview cards and registry record.
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Read the overview
Operating entity (5) names the legal entity that runs the protocol, or says Not disclosed. The disclosure checklist (6) tracks 32 items in four families, and lists what is Still missing. Registry record (7) shows the category, chains, operator jurisdiction, versions, last update and the registry ID the record comes from.
Each profile type has a Reports tab that renders a PDF from the registry record as of now. Any signed-in account can generate one; anonymous visitors see a sign-in card.
Page
Report
Contents
Issuer
EA-01 · Entity KYI profile
Legal-entity identity, register standing, personnel and findings
Asset
EA-02 · Asset disclosure report
Disclosure graph, reserve evidence, governance, market data and the full field record
Protocol
PA-01 · Protocol disclosure summary
Governance and control, security assurance, dependencies and economics, legal terms, source quotes and recent material changes
The Generate PDF button is disabled when the record can’t support the template, and the panel names the missing prerequisites. Each finished report is offered for download with its content hash, and earlier generations stay listed below it.
The registry linked the entity to its assets from public evidence, but the entity hasn’t verified itself through KYI. Once it does, the page shows KYI verified.
Where do regulator entity lists come from?
From the registers each authority publishes. Bluprynt fetches each register on its cadence and keeps one row per entity, exactly as the register lists it.
Can an issuer correct its own record?
Yes. It can click Claim this profile, verify through KYI and then publish disclosures in Bluprynt Passport.
