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Add ERC: ERC-20 Alias Metadata Extension #1465
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| title: ERC-20 Alias Metadata Extension | ||
| author: Deepu TG | Synergetics <deepu.tg@webtiga.com> |
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| author: Deepu TG | Synergetics <deepu.tg@webtiga.com> | |
| author: Deepu TG | Synergetics <deepu.tg@webtiga.com> | |
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Please create a discussions topic on Eth Magicians with a link to this PR: https://ethereum-magicians.org/c/ercs/57
This PR introduces a new ERC that defines an optional metadata extension to ERC-20, enabling a single fungible token contract to expose multiple contextual alias names and symbols.
The proposal preserves ERC-20’s canonical identity and economic semantics while allowing applications, wallets, agents, and multi-tenant platforms to resolve alternative human-readable identifiers for the same underlying token contract in a verifiable and interoperable manner.
Key properties of this proposal:
This extension is intended to standardize what is currently handled off-chain and ad hoc, reducing ambiguity, broken integrations, and inconsistent UX across ecosystems.