Multi-Currency Trading (Token Integrations)

Enable your community to trade on Panthart using your own ERC-20 token, alongside native ETN.
Panthart’s marketplace is built with a currency whitelist—once approved, your token becomes selectable in Listings and Auctions across the app.

Status & pricing

• Available today: ETN (native) only.
• Coming soon: third-party ERC-20 tokens via integration requests.
• One-time integration fee: $1,000 worth of DCNT (Panthart’s native token) — payable after DCNT launch.

What “integration” means (under the hood)

Panthart’s marketplace contract maintains a currency allowlist:

• currencyAllowed[address(0)] = true → ETN is always supported.
• Additional ERC-20 tokens are toggled on/off by Panthart ops.

Once your ERC-20 is allowed:

• Listings can be created with your token as the settlement currency.
• Auctions can accept bids in your token, with min increments and snipe extension logic maintained.
• Royalties (ERC-2981), market fees, and seller proceeds are paid in the same currency (native or ERC-20).
• If a payout transfer fails (e.g., ERC-20 returns false), the contract credits the recipient’s balance for later withdrawal.

How trades settle (quick primer)

• Royalties: If the collection supports ERC-2981, the contract pays the creator’s royalty in the listing currency.
• Marketplace fee: a % of sale price (configurable, capped at 10%). Part of that fee is routed to a rewards distributor.
• Seller proceeds: Sale price − royalty − fee, paid in the same currency.
• Anti-sniping (auctions): last-minute bids extend the auction by a few minutes (configurable “snipe extension”).

Integration requirements

• Your token is an ERC-20 deployed on the same EVM network as Panthart.
• Contract behaves per standard (transfer, transferFrom returning bool or empty success data).
• No fee-on-transfer behavior that would break exact accounting (if present, disclose during review).
• Team wallet able to pay $1,000 worth of DCNT (one-time) after DCNT launch.
• You agree to brand and listing guidelines to avoid user confusion.

Submit your token (post-launch flow)

Using your token on the marketplace

For sellers

• When creating a listing/auction, pick your token in Currency.
• Set price/start price in token units.
• For ERC-1155, quantity must be > 0; for ERC-721, quantity is always 1.
• If you cancel or an auction ends with no winner, assets are returned from escrow.

For buyers/bidders

• ETN: send msg.value == price (listings) or ≥ required bid (auctions).
• ERC-20: approve the marketplace for the exact amount then purchase/bid.
• If outbid in an ERC-20 auction, your previous bid is added to your credits for withdrawal.

FAQ

Can we integrate before DCNT launches?
No. You can register interest, but activation happens after DCNT goes live and the fee can be paid.

Where is the fee stored and how is value calculated?
Panthart admin after reach out will use prevailing market value of the DCNT amount equivalent to $1,000 at the time of payment and provide the settlement address.

Can we change or remove our token later?
Panthart can disable a token (e.g., security concerns). Existing orders/auctions will be respected or canceled per policy.

Are royalties paid in our token too?
Yes—royalties, marketplace fees, and seller proceeds all settle in the listing currency.

Quick reference

• Today: ETN only.
• Post-launch: ERC-20 integrations via one-time $1,000 DCNT fee.
• Allowlist switch: Token becomes selectable for listings/auctions.
• Settlement: All payouts happen in the chosen currency; credits used if transfers fail.
• Safety: Stolen registry checks; auction anti-sniping.