Objective
Let operators choose chain posture (private/consortium/public) while maintaining stable operational interfaces.
CreditChain supports multiple governance and token models without changing gateway-level API semantics.
Objective
Let operators choose chain posture (private/consortium/public) while maintaining stable operational interfaces.
Private mode prioritizes internal control, consortium mode balances shared governance, and public mode opens participation.
Mode selection drives validator policy, asset naming conventions, and bridge eligibility.
Gas token identity is deployment-configurable, enabling institution-specific economic presentation.
Defaults and overrides are declared in configuration and propagated through chain services.
Public mode introduces validator economics and public monitoring obligations not required in private mode.
Private and consortium modes usually pair with stronger identity controls and policy-enforced participant boundaries.
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