Warehouse lists real commodities held under bonded custody. Every lot maps to a parsed warehouse receipt, independently verified inventory, and a one-to-one redemption right.
{
"lot_id": "KE-AA-1183",
"receipt_status": "verified",
"available_quantity": 275.00,
"reserved_quantity": 120.00,
"unit": "bags · 60kg",
"last_verified_price": 214.80,
"currency": "USD",
"price_source": "Gold API",
"quoted_at": "2026-05-14T09:12:04Z",
"inspection_timestamp": "2026-05-14"
}
| Asset | Warehouse | Last | 24h | Receipt |
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Nothing lists until the goods are located, inspected, and free of prior claims. The board only shows lots the agent can trace end to end.
Warehouse receipts, delivery orders, inspection certificates and custody terms are parsed into one typed record with a source on every field.
Declared quantity, grade and lot are reconciled against the storing operator and third-party inspection. Liens are pulled from registry. Conflicts lower confidence, they are not hidden.
Once custody and title hold, the lot lists on the board as a token that maps to a specific redemption right, not a pooled share.
The holder follows a defined path from on-chain claim to physical delivery or cash settlement of the exact lot.
A board row is a flattened warehouse receipt. Every field carries its source and a confidence weight, so a claim is checkable line by line rather than trusted whole.
A claim to a specific lot of physical commodity held under bonded custody. Each board row references a real warehouse receipt with issuer, lot, grade, quantity and custody terms parsed into a typed record.
No. Goods stay with disclosed bonded operators and audited facilities. Warehouse is the receipt-intelligence and settlement layer that verifies, lists, and represents the claim. It does not store the goods itself.
A lot only lists once title, physical inventory, custody terms and encumbrances are reconciled across independent sources. The evidence and its confidence score stay attached to the lot and are re-checked on a schedule.
Verified means custody and inspection currently hold. Pending means a re-audit is in progress. Locked means an unresolved lien or lapsed inspection has paused trading until it clears, in the open.
The holder follows a defined path from the on-chain claim back to the exact lot: physical delivery from the bonded facility, or cash settlement at the lot's last verified price.
$WRHS is the coordination and settlement layer for the exchange and its verification network. Specific mechanics are published as they are confirmed.