FAQ

No. The score measures how complete and machine-verifiable an asset record is. It is an engineering signal about data quality, not a regulatory determination, and it does not indicate that an asset may lawfully be tokenized in any jurisdiction.

Unevaluated checks score zero. If they were excluded instead, an almost empty record would score 100. The coverage figure tells you how much was actually checked, so the two causes of a low score are distinguishable.

Because a ticker is not an identifier. Two contracts can use the same symbol. AssetForge confirms officialness only when a contract address matches the canonical deployment in the Robinhood Stock Token registry for that chain — and says so explicitly when a ticker matches but the address does not.

It prepares and simulates the deployment and hands you an unsigned transaction. It does not hold keys and does not broadcast. You sign in your own wallet, or with your own deployer key in the Hardhat workspace.

No. They are engineering starting points with a test suite, not audited production code. Commission a professional security audit before they hold value.

Robinhood Chain is the first-class integration: mainnet chain ID 4663 and testnet chain ID 46630. The network layer is a table of definitions rather than hardcoded constants, so additional EVM networks are a configuration change rather than a rewrite.