Glossary

Use these terms to distinguish a token's identity, its local contracts and the messages moving it.

Term	Meaning
Issuer / creator	The wallet that creates an Omnisea asset and permanently controls its asset-level settings; not necessarily the original token team
Original token	The existing ERC-20 held as backing on the origin chain
Asset ID	Hash of the immutable packed descriptor, including origin, token, creator, metadata, mode and pre-enabled EIDs
Facade	Local IOFT entry point: OFTAdapter on origin, OFT elsewhere
Adapter	Origin facade approved to pull the original ERC-20 into the vault
Router	Shared Omnisea LayerZero application on a chain
Peer	Another chain's permanently registered router
Enabled chain	A destination trusted by this asset, distinct from protocol-wide peer registration
Chain ID	EVM network identifier used by wallets and RPCs; Base is 8453
EID	LayerZero endpoint identifier used in messages; Base is 30184
LD / SD	Local decimal units / shared decimal units used across chains
GUID	LayerZero identifier that correlates one message across source and destination
Sync	Origin-authenticated message propagating asset metadata, enabled chains and optional policy
Compose	A separate destination application call queued after tokens are credited
Retry	Execute the exact recorded failed message again
Restore	Send the net amount of a failed transfer back to its original sender using a new message