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IANA PEN · Organization Record

The University of Tulsa

PEN PEN 5094 · one of 66,495 IANA PEN records on the directory

Registry record

PEN
PEN 5094
Registered name
The University of Tulsa
Root domain
utulsa.edu
Source registry
IANA Private Enterprise Numbers

Verbatim projection — every field above is exactly what the registry publishes. IANA Private Enterprise Numbers registry · iana.org

CNXT addressing

CNXT address
#://CNXTTHePeoPLe/ORG/IANA-PEN/pen-5094
Universal link
https://centralbanks.app/u/#://CNXTTHePeoPLe/ORG/IANA-PEN/pen-5094
Edition address
web+usd://org-iana-pen-pen-50941-of-1 edition · universal link
Settlement wallet
web+usd://org-iana-pen-pen-5094 reserved — activates when the edition is minted; no holder or balance until then
Machine endpoint
GET /api/orgs/iana-pen/pen-5094JSON

This record is addressable on the CNXT network. Its web+usd:// edition address doubles as the record's settlement rail — reserved, with no holder and no balance, until the 1-of-1 edition is minted. The JSON endpoint returns the same org-level fields rendered here; person-level registry contacts are never exposed on this public tier.

Activation

AddressableEnrichedReservedMintedConnectedTransacting

Stage is derived live from real rows — directory row (Addressable), source-published domain or cross-registry links (Enriched), tokenized_entities registration (Reserved) and holder (Minted), CNXTCLOUD binding (Connected), settled transfers on the rail (Transacting). Nothing here is simulated.

Trust boundary

SourceIANA PEN — verbatim registry projection
OwnershipUnminted — 1-of-1 available
ConnectivityNone — no runtime binding
SettlementNone — no settlement history

Organization records are represented in CNXT — not operated by the listed entities. Registry identity is verbatim from the source registry's public data; CNXT issues only the disclosed token attributes and never implies affiliation or endorsement.

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