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Create a standard Supra Fungible Asset with explicit supply and holder controls.

The token factory creates a standard primary-store-enabled Supra Fungible Asset without requiring the creator to publish a custom Move package. The resulting metadata object address is the token address used by wallets, Trust Stack, RPC reads, and explorers.

Token creation form showing identity, supply, metadata, and capability controls

Create a token

  1. Connect StarKey on Supra Testnet.
  2. Enter a name, uppercase symbol, decimals, and positive initial supply.
  3. Choose Fixed supply or Capped mintable.
  4. Optionally enable holder burn and provide HTTPS or IPFS metadata URLs.
  5. Review the exact base-unit conversion and retained capabilities.
  6. Sign once and save the emitted metadata address.

Supply models

ModelWhat remains after creation
Fixed supplyThe mint reference is discarded. Supply cannot increase.
Capped mintableThe creator keeps the module-controlled ability to mint, up to the immutable cap.
Holder burn enabledEach holder can burn only from that holder's own primary store.

The creator cannot use holder burn to confiscate another account's balance. Trust Stack does not add taxes, reflection, blacklist, pause, or arbitrary seizure behavior.

Input rules

  • Name: required, at most 32 UTF-8 bytes
  • Symbol: letters and numbers, at most 10 characters, normalized to uppercase
  • Decimals: integer from 0 through 18; 8 is recommended
  • Initial and maximum supply: exact decimal input that must fit a Move u64 after conversion
  • Icon and project URIs: optional HTTPS or IPFS, at most 512 bytes

The form uses Supra Token and SUPRA only as neutral examples; they are not submitted unless you enter them.

Verified result

Creation is complete only when the receipt contains a TokenCreated event matching the reviewed creator, name, symbol, decimals, initial supply, maximum supply, and capability flags. The app then shows the metadata address and direct next steps for locking or vesting.

Issuer authority is part of the asset

A capped token remains dependent on its creator's mint authority. Future holders should evaluate that authority independently of Trust Stack's vault behavior.

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