Mint units to a holder with no cash leg (AllocationManage). The allocation must be registered, in any state — a product is normally seeded before it opens. The mint is priced at the current (fresh) NAV for the record and the holder's cost basis, and counts against the unit cap exactly as a subscription does: an operator sizing a product below what they mean to issue raises the cap first, then issues.

Who receives the units: a banking (or concierge) user id, resolved the way every admin RPC resolves a target. Required — a mint to nobody is a malformed request. Only a person: the company is not a holder (#245), and a reserved allocation is seated by the owners' consilium (ConsiliumService.OpenHolderGrant) or by the fee accrual, never by an operator's mint — so there is deliberately no arm for either.

decimal units, > 0

Decimal USDT the holder is deemed to have paid. Empty means units × NAV at the dealing mark — what a subscription for these units would have cost right now. An explicit value may be anything, zero included: a stake in an asset the holder already owned cost them no cash. This is what lands in their position's cost basis, and so what their P&L and management fee are measured from.

required, 1..64 chars, unique per service

user | allocation. (The company stake's two historical rows never cross the wire: a lookup that lands on one is refused as a conflict, #245.)

The banking user id for user; the holding allocation's slug (fee) for allocation. A client must never resolve an allocation holder as a user.

decimal units minted or retired (always positive)

decimal USDT per unit the issuance was recorded at

decimal USDT

queued until the relay posts the leg, then applied. A client that needs the units to be visible on the ledger polls for applied; a queued row is one the relay has not reached yet (or one it parked — see BalanceService.ListParkedEvents).

Where the units came from — or went: mint (IssueUnits or an executed holder grant — supply grew by units) or retire (RetireUnits — burnt out of the holder's account, supply shrank by units). units is always the magnitude; the source is the direction. Always populated; a row that predates the field reads as mint.