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Investor Website

Tokenise-Broker Architecture

Dev URL: https://dev.tokenise.io

The Investor Website is the main broker interface used by end-users (investors).

After accessing the website and creating an account, users can:

  • Register and log in
  • Complete KYC (identity verification) through the integrated compliance flow
  • View available assets and investment products
  • Place trades / orders
  • See their portfolio and balances
  • View order history and past activity

In short, this is the environment where investors interact with Tokenise-Broker: from onboarding (KYC) to trading and monitoring their investments.

Technology

The Investor Website is built using React and Next.js.
This gives us a modern, component-based front-end with server-side rendering (SSR) and good performance, while keeping the codebase easy to maintain and extend over time.

Login & Authentication

Login and registration are handled via the VERO social login system.

  1. The Investor Website collects the user’s credentials (username/password or social login) and sends them to VERO.
  2. VERO validates the credentials and returns an access token.
  3. From this point on, every request from the Investor Dashboard to Backend-Core includes this token in the request headers.
  4. Backend-Core verifies the token with VERO on each request.

User identification in Backend-Core:

  • If the user already exists in the Broker Core database, they are recognised as a broker user.
  • If the user does not exist yet, they are stored as a VERO user with a unique veroId.
  • In both cases, as long as the VERO token is valid, Backend-Core treats the session as authenticated and returns the appropriate data for that user.

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Registration

For registration, the Investor Website does not talk to Backend-Core directly.

  • The front-end communicates with the VERO app to collect and submit the user’s details.
  • VERO creates the user account and, if successful, returns control to the Investor Website.
  • After a successful registration, the user is automatically logged in and an access token is issued by VERO.
  • From that point on, the flow is the same as the normal login: the access token is sent in the headers to Backend-Core with each request and is verified on every call.

Tokenise-Broker Architecture