Core Concepts

This section covers the core concepts you need to understand to build on 1Money, including accounts, token permissions, transactions, and more.

Account Model

On 1Money, all data is stored in what are referred to as "accounts”. The way data is organized on the 1Money network resembles a key-value store, where each entry in the database is called an "account".

Learn more about Accounts here.

Token Permissions

1Money utilizes standard APIs for token and permission creation, with a structured permission model designed to optimize token economics and security.

Learn more about Token Permissions here.

Transactions and Instructions

On 1Money, we send transactions to interact with the network. Transactions include one or more instructions, each representing a specific operation to be processed. The execution logic for instructions is stored on built-in programs deployed to the 1Money network, where each program defines its own set of instructions.

Learn more about Transactions and Instructions here.