Customers and merchants using a SLP Self-Mint token for payment do not need to be overloaded with a classical, detailed block explorer. Instead, most importantly, they seek to know they current balance, addresses and transactions of the token used for payment. Additionally, some data can be parsed out of these transactions following a specific protocol not supported by other explorers. For example, the parsed out MintId of a MINT transactions can solve ongoing disputed payments between merchant, customer and token issuer.
Minimalism: no information overload for customers
White Label: customizable
Listing: secure your token name & ticker
API: show wallets and customers your seriousness
Proof: immutable on-chain credential
SLP tokens are unique through their token id and yet the labeling by token name and ticker is permissionless. Fraud by imitation of tokens used for valuable applications is a legitimate risk for every token creator's reputation and customer experience.
To counter this insecurity in the token ecosystem, we offer a registration service for token creators. No other token with the same name or ticker will be allowed to register once you have registered yours. Our API will make it possible for wallets, or anyone else, to request the registration status of a token in form of a Verifiable Credential. Every credential is secured by an on-chain proof as a source of truth.
It is possible to register token name and ticker for tokens that will be created later on.
Mint transactions are the primary type of transaction used for digital payments through tokens like BUX. To keep track of incoming transactions it is necessary to get transaction data by their parsed payment ID.
Our API can fulfill your custom data requirements. Connected services, like the Admyn Panel, allow for simple visualization of this data. Merchants can also implement the API in their own payment processing.
Mints: reliably access unlimited mint transaction data
Admyn: sync with payment requests in the Admyn Panel
Extra Data: get additional statistics for your mints