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GRU monetary operations

Day-to-day operations cover primary issuance, secondary market support where mandated, and collateral management. Operational control links treasury approvals, regulated counterparty execution, ISO 20022 payment references, OMNL journal entries, HYBX workflow state, and Chain 138 settlement evidence.

Four-control operating doctrine

  • Treasury Control — mandates, signatories, internal approvals, reserve policy, and appointment authority.
  • Compliance Control — enhanced due diligence, KYC/CDD, sanctions screening, source-of-funds review, and ongoing monitoring.
  • Settlement Control — ISO 20022 payment spine, bank acknowledgements, OMNL journal entries, and HYBX workflow state.
  • Evidence Control — reconciliation packets, message references, payload hashes, and optional Chain 138 attestation.

Settlement infrastructure

Live PMM (Proactive Market Maker) pools on Chain 138 provide on-chain settlement for institutional operations:

Pool routing via DODOPMMIntegration at 0x5BDc…e72d. Full contract table: GRU technical model

Operational workstreams

  • Primary auctions — schedule, minimum sizes, and disclosure of aggregate results
  • Reserve windows — intraday and end-of-day liquidity facilities
  • Collateral standards — eligibility, valuation, and substitution rules
  • Counterparty coordination — regulated payment execution, custody instructions, and bank confirmation handling

Counterparty-facing notices

Same-day cut-offs, holiday calendars, and emergency closures will be published as bulletins under Financial bulletins.