Token
A token is a digitally represented unit of value, access, ownership, identity, governance, entitlement, or application state. It can be issued through…
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A token is a digitally represented unit of value, access, ownership, identity, governance, entitlement, or application state. It can be issued through…
Token age is a measure of how long a token balance, coin, UTXO, or identified unit has remained unspent, unmoved, or held…
Token allocation is the planned division of a token’s supply among founders, investors, employees, community programs, users, validators, treasury, liquidity, and other…
A token allowance is permission that a token holder grants a designated spender to move up to a specified amount of tokens…
A token allowlist is a set of addresses, accounts or identities permitted to perform particular token actions.
Token approval is a permission that lets another account or smart contract spend a specified amount of a token on a holder's…
Token Approval Request is an API identity or security mechanism that asks a wallet owner to authorize a smart contract or address…
Token Approval Revocation is the on-chain action of reducing or removing a smart contract or address’s permission to transfer a holder’s tokens…
A token approval scam tricks a wallet user into granting a malicious contract or address permission to spend tokens, often by disguising…
Token assurance level is a classification indicating how strongly a token, credential, or payment-tokenization process is verified, protected, bound, or trusted for…
Token Balance Query is an RPC or contract query that obtains the token amount associated with a wallet, token account, contract, mint,…
Token Base Unit is the indivisible integer unit recorded by a token contract or ledger. A token base unit is the smallest…
Token Blacklist and Freeze Risk is the risk that centralized token controls can block addresses, prevent transfers, seize or redirect balances, or…
A token blacklist authority is an administrator or governance role able to mark addresses as disallowed under a token’s on-chain rules.
Token Blocklist is a set of addresses or accounts prohibited from performing specified token actions, commonly transfers, receipts, approvals, minting, or redemption.…
A token burn is an operation that removes units of a token from circulating supply according to the token's protocol or smart-contract…
Token Burn Cap is a maximum amount of tokens that may be destroyed during a defined transaction, period, program, or over the…
A token claim is the process by which an eligible address receives an allocated token amount from an airdrop, vesting plan, reward…
Token Clawback Authority is the privileged power to forcibly move, cancel, redeem, or reassign tokens from a holder without the holder initiating…
A token contract is smart-contract code that defines the behavior and ledger of a digital token on a programmable blockchain.
A token contract address identifies the smart contract that defines a particular token on a specified blockchain. For ERC-20-style assets it is…
Token Contract Verification is the process of confirming that a token’s contract address, deployed bytecode, source code, compiler settings, interfaces, metadata, and…
Token Daily Limit is the maximum token amount or value an address, account, user, or system may transfer, receive, mint, redeem, or…
Token decimals specify how many smallest on-chain units correspond to one whole displayed token. The integer stored on-chain is scaled by 10…