# Tokenization implementation verification — 2026-09-24

## Wizard navigation update

- Previous/next controls on all five stages; the first previous returns to the introduction without discarding state, the final next is disabled, and tokenomics remains gated on an actual server proposal.
- Fields and selected File objects remain in component memory during step/sidebar/list navigation. Only explicit draft save or review submission persists them; no browser-persistent storage was added.
- Eight draft-persistence tests cover latest-version sequencing, prevalidation, partial upload retry, existing-draft collision protection, and read-only state boundaries. Together with the existing model/API tests, 27 targeted tests passed; TypeScript and scoped lint passed.
- Read-only synthetic browser QA confirmed a changed title, Persian amount `۱۲۳٬۴۵۶٬۷۸۹`, and a selected synthetic PDF survived previous/next navigation and leaving/reopening the in-page request list. The local proxy recorded zero mutation requests. No live records or documents were changed.
- At 390px, previous/next controls remained side by side and document width equalled the viewport (390px); mobile screenshot inspected. Public documentation now distinguishes temporary selection, explicit saving, and fourth-stage review/submission.

## Delivered

- Marketplace `/tokenize`: explanation and versioned consent,20 asset schemas, exact Persian numeric inputs, private document slots, resumable drafts, customer-visible reviews/corrections, version-specific tokenomics acceptance, internal Planck wallet destination.
- Administration `/?section=tokenization`: owner/MFA review boundary, asset/document detail, public review messages separated from internal notes, three approval gates and tokenomics proposal editor.
- Additive migration `supabase/migrations/202609240001_asset_tokenization.sql`; customer/admin routes; server-only receipt verifier and idempotent fully locked internal-wallet credit.
- Setup prerequisites and external mint/release boundaries are in `TOKENIZATION_SETUP.md`. Public documentation reflects these limits.

## Verification completed

- Marketplace TypeScript and scoped lint passed.
- Admin TypeScript and scoped lint passed.
- Marketplace28 tokenization tests passed:14 model/validation,5 API/file,6 chain receipt verifier,3 embedded PostgreSQL workflow suites.
- Documentation4 integrity/export tests passed; admin4 API boundary tests passed. Total36 relevant tests.
- Production builds completed for both applications; marketplace retained its existing bundle-size warning.
- Desktop customer introduction/forms and admin request/detail layouts inspected. Mobile390px document and tokenomics views inspected with no horizontal overflow.
- Visual form/admin checks used separate loopback-only, read-only proxies with synthetic records. All mutations were blocked; no real user terms accepted, private documents uploaded, approvals issued, balances changed or tokens minted.

## Activation status

- On 2026-09-24, after the user explicitly authorized the prepared changes and signed into Supabase project `wlsxzyeernwtsetzyltq`, the exact migration was applied successfully through the dashboard SQL Editor using Run and enable RLS. Both local applications’ configured Supabase host matches this approved project.
- The pasted SQL was verified against the prepared migration. Applied SHA-256: `3823633f5f0a43ed674d514b77d37580ba4a2aab225582f8c4455b490e2a9b10`. The local migration file still matches this hash.
- Read-only post-application verification returned all expected checks true: 20 static asset types; 7 existing tables with RLS and direct anon/authenticated table access denied; 11 expected RPC signatures with correct authenticated/service-only grants; private 10MiB PDF/JPEG/PNG bucket; 3 authenticated storage policies; private helpers denied to browser roles. Verification source: `supabase/tests/tokenization-verification.sql`. These checks establish schema and access configuration, not a live customer workflow or real issuance.
- The three isolated PostgreSQL workflow suites had been rerun and passed after authorization. Activation itself did not create or modify real customer requests, accept terms, upload customer documents, approve proposals, change wallet balances or mint tokens.
- Real issuance network, contract and custody configuration remains absent. No live receipt-verifier or mint operation was performed during activation.
- After activation, local `/tokenize` reloaded and hydrated with the existing authenticated customer session. The request list loaded successfully and showed no registered requests, with no disabled-service error. Separate unauthenticated `GET /api/tokenization` probes on marketplace port 3000 and admin port 3001 both returned 401 as expected. Authenticated live submission was not exercised, no terms were accepted and no customer records were mutated. The existing 36 isolated tests remain the workflow validation evidence.
- Public tokenization and administration documentation now records activation separately from the remaining real issuance configuration; all 4 documentation integrity/export tests passed again after this text update.
- The live local administration page correctly required manager sign-in and two-factor authentication. Authenticated management actions were covered by the isolated tests and were not performed on live customer data during activation. The temporary SQL staging tab and localhost server were closed after verification.
- Real issuance requires verified chain/contract/custody configuration and a trusted minting system calling the receipt verifier. The delivered callback verifies existing issuance; it never signs or broadcasts a mint transaction.
- Credited tokens initially remain fully locked. Scheduled release, sale, transfer, stake and loan execution are separate integrations and are not silently enabled by tokenization approval.