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Before onboarding, businesses must understand the three core pillars of VEP3:

1. Integration – How blockchain technology will be incorporated into existing business operations.

2. Security & Compliance – Ensuring all transactions and data management follow industry security standards.

3. Scalability & Optimization – Future-proofing blockchain solutions to grow with the business.

Businesses should review Vitruveo’s documentation and consult with a VEP3 specialist if needed.

Requirements for Onboarding

• Business must align with Vitruveo’s mission and values.
• Project must demonstrate a need for blockchain integration.
• Security and regulatory compliance must be evaluated.

How to Apply

• Submit an Onboarding Application through the Vitruveo Enterprise Portal.
• Provide details about your business, objectives, and use cases.
• Attend an initial consultation with a Vitruveo representative.

Businesses can integrate with Vitruveo in one of three ways:

1. Tokenization Model – For businesses looking to tokenize assets, products, or services.

2. Smart Contract Model – For automated, trustless business operations.

3. Hybrid Model – A combination of on-chain and off-chain data management.

A VEP3 consultant will help determine the best fit based on business goals.

1. Blockchain Account Creation

o Set up a Vitruveo Business Account via the VEP3 dashboard.

o Generate a secure enterprise wallet for transactions.

2. Smart Contract Deployment (if applicable)

o Work with Vitruveo developers to write and deploy custom smart contracts.

o Utilize Vitruveo’s SDKs and APIs for seamless integration.

3. Token Issuance (If Needed)

o Define tokenomics (supply, distribution, governance).

o Utilize Vitruveo’s Token Issuance Platform for secure deployment.

4. Data & Security Configuration

o Implement decentralized identity solutions for authentication.

o Configure role-based access and compliance measures.

• Run a testnet simulation to ensure all functionalities work as expected.
• Conduct security audits to identify vulnerabilities.
• Perform load testing to ensure scalability and efficiency.
• Get final approval from Vitruveo’s compliance team before going live.

• Once validated, launch the business application on the Vitruveo Mainnet.
• Ensure real-time monitoring and error reporting systems are in place.
• Initiate user onboarding and training for employees and customers.

• Utilize Vitruveo’s Enterprise Support Team for troubleshooting.
• Regularly update smart contracts and security measures.
• Monitor on-chain analytics to track performance and adjust strategies.
• Engage with the Vitruveo Enterprise Community for new opportunities and partnerships.