What an identity holds, and how to move it. Credits pay for names, documents and contracts — an identity that runs out simply stops.

Credits

Identity — id or .dash name

Move credits

Turn DASH into credits

Credits have to come from somewhere. The funding key's ordinary Dash address can be paid from any wallet — send DASH there, then convert it here with an asset lock. Minimum 0.002 DASH, and it takes a few minutes: a block has to pass and be chain-locked.

Funding key (WIF)

Convert (DASH), optional

A conversion that was interrupted leaves the coins on the chain, waiting. Your key is enough to find them back.

Top up this identity from a platform address

The address keeps a little back for the transition fee. Leave the amount empty to move everything it holds.

Key of that address (WIF)

Amount (DASH), optional

Pay out to a platform address

Signed with the identity's TRANSFER key — the only one allowed to move credits out. There is no identity-to-identity transfer: the other side tops itself up from the address you send to.

TRANSFER key of this identity (WIF)

Destination platform address

Amount (DASH)

Move credits between two platform addresses

Key of the sending address (WIF)

Destination platform address

Moves the whole balance except a small margin, which stays behind to pay the fee. The destination has to be a different address.

Withdraw back to layer 1

This leaves Platform. Credits become DASH again at the address you name, minimum 0.004 DASH — and the address has to keep 0.004005 available on top of whatever you withdraw, so it can never be emptied this way. Withdrawals are not instant: masternodes sign them in batches.

Key of the platform address holding the credits (WIF)

Dash address to receive it

Amount (DASH), optional