> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.eco.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Eco for asset issuers

> Explore token support, solver participation, and partner transfer arrangements for your stablecoin.

If you issue a stablecoin, start by checking where it appears in Eco's [supported chains and tokens](/resources/supported-chains-tokens). A token listing identifies supported assets; it does not guarantee quotes for every pair or amount.

## Explore token support

[Contact Eco](mailto:contact@eco.com) to discuss a token or chain integration. Provide the chain IDs, token contract addresses, decimals, and transfer requirements. Do not assume new deployments become available automatically across existing integrations.

## Operate a solver

An issuer can evaluate operating a solver to quote and fulfill intents. The [solver guide](/cookbook/become-a-solver) covers quote endpoints, registration, fulfillment, and reward collection. Your implementation must account for its own liquidity, mint or redemption access, and settlement costs.

## Discuss partner requirements

For par-priced transfer arrangements, see [1:1 stablecoin swaps](/routes/capabilities/one-to-one-stablecoin-swaps). For requirements around liquidity counterparties, see [Verified Liquidity](/verified-liquidity/overview). Confirm access, supported routes, fees, and operational requirements with Eco before designing around either capability.

## Next steps

* [Supported chains and tokens](/resources/supported-chains-tokens) for discovery.
* [Become a solver](/cookbook/become-a-solver) for the integration workflow.