AirJIT runs a dual-asset model. J1USD is the USD-referenced settlement token. JIT is the utility and security token. Mixing them in a wallet import or a shipment payment is the most common user error in this ecosystem.
Jobs
- J1USD — unit of account, shipment holds, traveler payouts, Host fees, USD-reference markets
- JIT — Host deposits, staking, governance, validator/security design, ecosystem liquidity with J1USD
Live contract facts
- J1USD: BEP-20, 6 decimals, UUPS proxy, mint/burn roles, supply ceiling
- JIT: BEP-20, 18 decimals, original minted supply 100,000,000 JIT, not a stablecoin, no public post-deploy mint in the verified token
Whitepaper design versus live supply
JIT is the protocol security asset and J1USD is the settlement asset. Live JIT original mint is 100,000,000 (18 decimals). Live J1USD is 6 decimals. Always import from the official contracts — not from older PDF figures.
Markets connect them
J1USD/JIT is the official pair between settlement and utility. Use it when your role needs the other asset — for example a Host converting J1USD earnings toward a JIT deposit buffer — without collapsing the semantic split.
FAQ
- Which token do I use to pay for a parcel?
- J1USD. JIT is not the shipment invoice currency.
- Which token do Hosts deposit?
- JIT for the corridor security deposit. Host earnings still settle in J1USD.
- Can one token address be used for both?
- No. J1USD proxy 0xb3B34F032923DeA2ee8476Df26894E8fA9Eb7F54 (6 decimals). JIT 0x514D1A3576dB4b10F3bE4acC78c4fE103fF18F68 (18 decimals).