// mint --stable

Stable Token

Deploy a permissioned, fiat-pegged stable token on Solana. You keep mint & freeze authority so you can mint against reserves, redeem burns, and freeze sanctioned wallets. Currently on devnet.

// How a stable token works hereexpand ↓

1. Issue

You hold the mint authority. Each token represents a claim on 1 unit of the peg currency held in your declared reserve wallet (off-chain bank or on-chain USDC vault — your choice).

2. Mint

When a user deposits fiat/collateral, you mint tokens to their wallet. When they redeem, you burn (or transfer back) and release the collateral.

3. Proof of Reserves

Your reserve wallet address goes into the on-chain metadata so anyone can verify the backing in real-time. Update the metadata JSON whenever reserves move.

4. Freeze (compliance)

Freeze authority lets you block sanctioned addresses — required by most regulators for fiat-pegged stables. Don't burn this if you plan to onboard institutions.

Namee.g. Acme USD

Symbole.g. aUSD

PegUSD, EUR, XAU…

Decimals6 = USDC standard

Initial mint0 = mint later as reserves arrive

// proof of reserves

The wallet that holds the collateral backing this stable. Anyone can verify its balance on Solscan. Use a multisig (Squads) for production.

Reserve wallet addressSolana pubkey (multisig recommended)

// metadata

Optional. Hosted JSON with name, symbol, image, and your attestation. Include the reserve wallet + peg in the JSON so wallets and explorers can show proof of reserves.

Metadata JSON URLMax 200 chars (Metaplex limit)

authorities retained: mint + freeze. Required for a permissioned stable. You can revoke either later from the Manage tool, but doing so usually breaks the peg model.

solfactory fee(paid in this tx)0.1 SOL