Trust Stack Docs

Token operations you can verify.

Create, distribute, lock, vest, stream, and stake assets on Supra—without surrendering custody.

Welcome to Trust Stack

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Built for Supra Testnet · Chain ID 6
Trust Stack dashboard showing token operation shortcuts and the wallet positions workspace
The live Trust Stack dashboard on Supra MoveVM Testnet.

Choose a workflow

LaunchCreate tokens and configure supply, metadata, minting, and burn policy.Read the guideDistributeSend tokens with atomic batches, Merkle airdrops, or payment streams.Read the guideProtectLock assets, define vesting schedules, and create funded staking pools.Read the guide

What Trust Stack documents

This handbook explains the user workflows, on-chain guarantees, smart-contract interfaces, TypeScript clients, indexer API, public proofs, deployment status, and security boundaries that make up Trust Stack.

Testnet audit candidate

Trust Stack is currently scoped to Supra Testnet (chain ID 6). It is not approved for mainnet or meaningful-value assets, and this handbook does not replace an independent security audit.

Core guarantees

  • Non-custodial signing: your wallet prepares and authorizes each transaction.
  • Isolated positions: each lock, vesting schedule, stream, campaign, and staking position uses its own on-chain object or vault.
  • Verifiable outcomes: the app reconciles successful transactions with emitted events and authoritative on-chain state.
  • Explicit risk boundaries: issuer authority, package upgrade authority, external protocols, RPC trust, and release status remain visible instead of being hidden behind the interface.

Overview

What Trust Stack does, who it is for, and which guarantees belong on chain.

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What Trust Stack documentsCore guarantees