# Minting Workflow

### General Mint

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#### **Process Overview**

The general USDO minting process is as follows:

1. Revalidate all mint requests to ensure they are valid (perform KYT and double-check the whitelist off-chain).
2. Collateralize its reserves with tokenized RWA assets.
3. Mint the equivalent amount of USDO and send it to the client.

### Instant Mint

The Instant Minting Feature allows authorized clients to mint USDO tokens in a single, atomic transaction using either USDC or TBILL tokens as collateral. All Investors will have to be granted *instantMint* access on-chain after clearing KYC/KYT checks with OpenEden’s(“OED”) onboarding team. This feature is designed for efficiency and security, ensuring a seamless experience for clients who meet OpenEden’s compliance requirements.

**Accepted Collaterals**

* **USDC** (1:1 minting ratio)
* **TBILL tokens** (minting based on the TBILL exchange rate at the time of request)

#### **Process** **Overview**

1. An **authorized user** initiates the instant mint function, selecting either USDC or TBILL as collateral.
2. The **smart contract calculates** the equivalent amount of USDO to be minted:
   * **USDC**: Minted at a **1:1 ratio**.
   * **TBILL**: Minted based on the **prevailing TBILL exchange rate**.
3. The **liquidity manager** instantly mints and transfers the USDO tokens to the authorized client’s wallet.

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