Token operations you can verify.
Create, distribute, lock, vest, stream, and stake assets on Supra—without surrendering custody.
Current testnet release
Revision 5 is published and chain verified
Immutable core package · Supra Testnet · Chain ID 6
- Compatible external Fungible Assets can enter custody without council admission.
- Approved testnet fee changes queue for the configured 60-second activation delay.
- Vesting can be revocable while preserving the beneficiary’s vested value.
Product guides
Choose a product for step-by-step instructions, a worked example, exact fees, and common troubleshooting guidance.
TokensCreate a standard Fungible Asset and understand supply authority.Token locksFund one allocation that releases at a fixed UTC time.VestingCreate cliff, linear, or stepped release schedules.Multi-sendSend one token to as many as 100 wallets atomically.Merkle airdropsPublish a fully funded campaign with portable claim proofs.Digital AssetsUpload content-addressed media and mint a one-of-one object.Digital Asset locksHold one standard Digital Asset for a timed beneficiary release.Payment streamsFund continuous payroll or service-payment accrual.Staking poolsCreate or join a fully funded time-weighted reward pool.Liquidity locksLock an exact typed Dexlyn V1 LP Coin until maturity.Positions and claimsFind wallet-linked positions and take an authorized action.Public proofsInspect shareable reconciled records without a wallet.
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.
Chain-verified testnet release
Revision 5 is live as an immutable package on 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.