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J1USD — protocol settlement asset

J1USD is AirJIT’s protocol settlement asset: USD-referenced unit of account for logistics obligations, escrow, and programmable payments — independent from JIT.

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J1USD is the Protocol Settlement Asset — the canonical unit of account for transportation, warehousing, Host services, insurance-like holds, and marketplace fees on AirJIT. It targets approximate USD parity while remaining independent from JIT security mechanisms.

Settlement properties

  • Price stability for commercial contracts (target, not a guarantee)
  • Settlement finality after attested events
  • Programmable escrow and payments
  • Cross-chain portability via BAL as a design goal
  • Neutrality from governance voting power

Default denomination

Unless parties agree otherwise, logistics obligations are denominated in J1USD. Separating settlement from security prevents commercial volatility from destabilizing staking economics — and prevents staking power from capturing invoice rails.

Live token pointer

Official J1USD proxy: 0xb3B34F032923DeA2ee8476Df26894E8fA9Eb7F54. Implementation: 0x160C2B6194aC83618F57A1Fa59f53023E022f3Bd. UUPS. 6 decimals. No guaranteed $1. No advertised public retail fiat redemption. See the J1USD help cluster for wallet and market steps.

FAQ

What is the settlement asset called?
J1USD — the protocol settlement asset. Live token name, symbol, and contract all use J1USD.
Is protocol J1USD 18 decimals?
Design-time examples in the PDF used different decimals. Live J1USD is 6 decimals on BNB Smart Chain.

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