Platform Architecture

5.1 Five-Layer Mining RWA Architecture

The MPC Platform is organised into five Layers so that real Mining Data can pass through Professional Verification, be structured, and connect to Digital Assets and Applications.

1. 05
   ApplicationExplorer · Dashboard · API
2. 04
   Asset infrastructureRegistry · Smart contract · Asset
3. 03
   Data & oracleStructure · Integrity · Oracle · API
4. 02
   VerificationCP · Experts · Labs · AI assist
5. 01
   Real-worldExploration · Drilling · Sampling · Reports

• Real-World — Mining Project and Source Data
• Verification — Professional Verification by CPs, experts and institutions
• Data & Oracle — data structuring, Data Integrity and external data connectivity
• Asset Infrastructure — Asset Structure, Smart Contract and Registry
• Application — Explorer, Dashboard, API and User Interface

REAL WORLD→VERIFICATION→DATA→ASSET→APPLICATION

5.2 Verification Architecture — Professional Verification and AI Assistance

The reliability of Mining RWA begins with Real-World Data Verification, before anything is recorded on a Blockchain.

The MPC Verification Layer is built around Professional Verification. AI is used as a supporting tool for data and document analysis.

Mining data

• Professional review
  • CP / experts
  • Laboratories
  • Technical review
• AI assistance
  • Document analysis
  • Cross-checking
  • Consistency check
  • Anomaly detection

Verification record

5.2.1 Verification Record

• Subject — what was verified
• Verifier — who verified it
• Date — when it was verified
• Status — the current verification status

AI does not replace professional judgement; it supports review efficiency and data analysis.

5.3 Data and Registry Architecture — Traceable Digital Records

MPC does not store all Mining Data directly on the Blockchain. It combines On-Chain and Off-Chain Infrastructure according to the nature of the data and its access requirements.

Project data

• Off-chain
  • Source documents
  • Technical reports
  • Large data files
  • Restricted data
• On-chain
  • Hash
  • Timestamp
  • Verification reference
  • Registry record

MPC data layer

5.3.1 Data Structure

• Provenance — where the data came from
• Integrity — Hash and Timestamp
• Verification — the verifying party and status
• Version — change and update history
• Reference — On-Chain / Off-Chain linkage

SOURCE→VERIFY→STRUCTURE→RECORD

5.3.2 MPC Registry

MPC registry

• Project registry
• Verification registry
• Asset registry

Traceable relationship

PROJECT→VERIFICATION→ASSET

The Registry links the relationships between the project, its Verification Records and its Asset Records, giving a Digital Asset traceability back to the real project and its verification information.

5.4 Asset and Application Architecture — From Verified Project to Digital Infrastructure

Before a verified and structured Mining Project can proceed to Asset Token issuance, a project-specific Legal / Asset Structure must be defined first.

Depending on the project and the applicable jurisdiction, a Project-Specific SPV or another eligible entity may act as Issuer of the Asset Token. The legal character of the token, investor rights, Offering Structure and Distribution Requirements are determined through review by Legal Counsel and Regulated Service Providers.

MPC provides Smart Contract, Registry, Data and Lifecycle Infrastructure. Doing so does not automatically make MPC the legal issuer of any Asset Token or a regulated Distribution Provider.

MINING PROJECT→LEGAL / ASSET STRUCTURE→ISSUER / SPV→REGULATORY REVIEW→ASSET INFRASTRUCTURE→ASSET TOKEN

5.4.1 Asset Infrastructure

• Asset Structure — the underlying assets and rights structure of each project
• Smart Contract — the technical execution structure of the Digital Asset
• Asset Registry — the link between Project and Asset Record

MPC provides common technical Infrastructure. The rights and legal character of each Asset Token are defined by that project's contracts, asset structure and applicable jurisdiction.

5.4.2 Application Layer

• Project Explorer — project and public information lookup
• Verification Dashboard — verification status and history
• Enterprise Dashboard — project and data management
• Asset Interface — per-project asset functions
• Developer API — external application integration
• Governance Interface — participation in Protocol Governance

MODULAR·TRACEABLE·SCALABLE

5.5 Asset Issuance Structure — Who Does What

1. Mining company / project sponsorProvides the project and source data
2. Project onboarding
3. MPC platformTechnology, data and registry infrastructure
4. Professional verificationCP · Experts · Labs
5. Legal & asset structuringLegal counsel
6. Project-specific issuer / SPVThe legal issuer of the asset token
7. Regulatory / licensing review
8. Licensed / regulated partnerWhere the jurisdiction requires it
9. Asset token
10. Investor

• Mining Company / Project Sponsor — provides the Mining Project and Source Data and applies for Asset Tokenization.

• MPC Platform — the technology and infrastructure operator providing Verification Data, Registry, Smart Contract, Data and Lifecycle Infrastructure.

• Professional Verification Partner — CPs, technical experts and testing or assay institutions that independently review and verify Mining Data.

• Legal Counsel — reviews the underlying assets, rights structure, SPV Structure, Token Classification and applicable regulation.

• Project-Specific Issuer / SPV — the entity able to act as legal Issuer of the project's Asset Token.

• Licensed / Regulated Partner — where the applicable jurisdiction requires it, carries out regulated activities such as Offering, Investor Onboarding, KYC/AML, Placement or Distribution.

• Investor — participates in the Asset Token under the contracts and Offering Documents provided by the Issuer.