Documentation

Welcome to Doxa Protocol Documentation

The Doxa Protocol is a stablecoin system built on the Internet Computer that provides DUSD (Doxa USD), a 1:1 ckUSDC-backed stablecoin with integrated staking and trading capabilities.

Core Protocol Components

🪙 DUSD Token Integration

Learn about DUSD, our ICRC-1 compliant stablecoin backed 1:1 by ckUSDC with 6 decimal precision.

🏗️ Key Components

Understand the core architecture including the minter system, staking mechanism, and AMM trading.

🏛️ Architecture Overview

Deep dive into the technical architecture and inter-canister communication patterns.

💰 Staking Integration

Explore the 20% APY staking system with 30-day lock periods and bootstrap rewards.

🔄 Pool Operations

Learn about AMM-based token swaps and liquidity provision.

💸 Fee Collection

Understanding the fee structure and distribution mechanisms.

Getting Started

For Developers

1. Integration Guide - Complete guide for integrating with Doxa Protocol
2. Users vs Developers Guide - Understanding different access levels and capabilities

Monitoring & Analytics

• Transaction Monitoring - Track DUSD transactions and activities
• Statistics & Data - Access protocol statistics and user analytics

Support & Security

• Security Guide - Best practices and security implementation
• Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions

Quick Reference

Core Canister IDs

• DUSD Token: irorr-5aaaa-aaaak-qddsq-cai
• Staking: mhahe-xqaaa-aaaag-qndha-cai
• ckUSDC: xevnm-gaaaa-aaaar-qafnq-cai

Key Parameters

• Minting Ratio: 1:1 (1 ckUSDC = 1 DUSD)
• Minimum Deposit: 1 ckUSDC
• Staking APY: 20% base rate
• Lock Period: 30 days minimum
• Minimum Stake: 10 DUSD

Additional Resources

• Internet Computer Documentation
• Motoko Programming Language Book
• ICRC-1 Token Standard