The docs have five sections. Start with the one that matches what you want to do.
Orientation for first-time readers: what Libertum is, the platform map, the licence register and this page.
One page per product — what it does, who it is for, its status and its price. Use it to decide what to subscribe to.
Step-by-step guides for using the app. The User Manual has these chapters:
Technical reference for engineers: architecture, environments, authentication, API overview, real-time events and smart contracts.
Short answers to common questions, grouped by topic, each linking to the page with the full detail.
Features carry a status badge at the top of their section. The badges mean:
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Status: Live | Available in production to eligible users. Some features are enabled per deployment, which the page states. |
| Status: Beta | Available and usable, but still being refined. Output and behaviour can change; for example, Structuring’s jurisdiction packs are pending counsel review. |
| Status: Limited | Available with stated restrictions — for example, Trading is paper trading only and T-Pay has limited availability. Each page says what the limit is. |
| Status: Coming soon | Not available yet. A screen may already exist as a preview, but it does not have effect — for example, accreditation submissions are not reviewed yet. |
| Status: Preview — not live | A demonstration screen only. No real transactions take place — for example, the B-DEX Convert screen. |
If a page and the app disagree, the app reflects the current state.
Prices in these docs come from Libertum’s plan catalogue, and Libertum can change them. The plan page is authoritative. The Plans, Modules & Pricing chapter explains how plans, add-ons, transaction fees and AI credits fit together.
Licence information is kept in one place: Licences. Nothing in these docs is legal, tax or investment advice.
More support details are in Roadmap & Support.