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

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  1. What you can do
  2. The operating model
  3. Recommended first journey
  4. Network constants

Trust Stack is a non-custodial workspace for creating and operating assets on Supra MoveVM. It combines wallet-signed transactions, isolated on-chain vaults, typed client libraries, indexed discovery, and public event proofs in one product.

Revision 6 is a chain-verified, immutable Supra Testnet publication and the active core for new positions. It supports compatible external Fungible Assets without council admission, queued fee changes within hard caps, and optional revocable vesting that preserves already vested value. Its governance proposals wait 300 seconds on testnet (shortened for testing) and expire if not executed within a 14-day acceptance window. Token supply caps count every unit ever minted. Revision 5 and earlier revisions remain claim-only for their existing positions. The independent human security audit (SEC-1) is pending and mainnet is not approved, so revision 6 is intended for evaluation and integration work, not mainnet or meaningful-value assets.

What you can do#

dApp dashboard with the workspace navigation, create shortcuts, and the live revision 6 protocol fee schedule
Fig. 01dApp dashboard with the workspace navigation, create shortcuts, and the live revision 6 protocol fee scheduleFull size
AreaWorkflows
TokensCreate a standard Fungible Asset, lock tokens, and create vesting schedules
Digital AssetsCreate one-of-one assets, lock them, and release them to a beneficiary
DistributionSend atomic batches and publish Merkle airdrops
PaymentsCreate fully funded, continuously accruing payment streams
StakingCreate funded reward pools; stake, claim, and withdraw positions
LiquidityLock an exact Dexlyn V1 LP Coin position through the isolated adapter
GovernanceInspect the live fee schedule, caps, delays, and governor custody on the public fee configuration console
DiscoveryFind, sort, and filter wallet positions in the My positions table and inspect reconciled public proof records

The operating model#

Trust Stack separates three responsibilities:

  1. The wallet authorizes. StarKey signs the exact transaction. Trust Stack never receives a private key or seed phrase.
  2. Move enforces. Package code checks ownership, time, amount, replay protection, and immutable position terms on chain.
  3. The read layer explains. The indexer and UI make positions easier to find, but do not replace authoritative Move state.

Start with a testnet-only wallet and token:

  1. Connect StarKey.
  2. Create a token or use an existing standard Fungible Asset.
  3. Create a token lock for a second test wallet.
  4. Open My positions and confirm both creator and beneficiary views.
  5. Compare the transaction in SupraScan with the Trust Stack public proof.

Network constants#

  • Network: Supra MoveVM Testnet
  • Chain ID: 6
  • RPC: https://rpc-testnet.supra.com
  • Explorer: https://testnet.suprascan.io
  • Native precision: one SUPRA equals 100,000,000 quants