Create Security Token on Blast
Secure, compliant and intuitive security token generator
Zero smart contract programming required
Immediate ownership over generated tokens
Set custom parameters from ERC1400 token standard family
Seamless integration with digital asset custody solutions
Create token product documentation
Basic settings
Token configuration
Security token configuration
It takes approximately 10 seconds to create the tokens after you confirm. The token will be automatically transferred to the address of the creator/owner after the creation is successful.
To create a token, Connect Wallet first
Blast security token generator FAQ
What is a security token on Blast?
What is a security token on Blast?
A security token is a digital asset representing ownership in an underlying security or financial instrument. Tokenized securities, issued on Blast, offer enhanced transferability, transparency, and settlement efficiency compared to traditional securities. They can represent various assets like stocks, bonds, funds, certificates, derivatives, commodities, etc.
What is a security token smart contract generator for Blast?
What is a security token smart contract generator for Blast?
A security token smart contract generator simplifies the creation and deployment of security tokens on Blast. It provides an intuitive interface and customizable templates tailored to your project's needs.
How much does it cost to create a security token on Blast?
How much does it cost to create a security token on Blast?
The cost varies based on project complexity and features required. Using a smart contract generator like Token Tool is more cost-effective, with a maximum cost of $230 for creating a token with all security token features enabled.
What types of security tokens can I create with a Blast generator?
What types of security tokens can I create with a Blast generator?
You can create various security tokens, including Equity tokens (representing ownership in a company), Debt tokens (representing debt securities), and Asset-backed tokens (representing ownership in assets like real estate).
What are the requirements for using a Blast security token smart contract generator?
What are the requirements for using a Blast security token smart contract generator?
You need a web3 wallet, sufficient funds for transaction and gas fees, and a basic understanding of security token regulations.
How do I use a security token smart contract generator for Blast?
How do I use a security token smart contract generator for Blast?
Connect your web3 wallet, enter token details, customize the smart contract template, and deploy it to Blast.
Which security token standards are supported for Blast?
Which security token standards are supported for Blast?
You can use the ERC-1400 on Blast to issue a tokenized security as it’s among the most compliant standards available. Token Tool makes use of different security token standards from the ERC-1400 family: ERC-1643, ERC-1594, ERC-1410, ERC-1594. You can find all details about these token standards in our documentation here.
How can I mitigate risks associated with using a Blast security token smart contract generator?
How can I mitigate risks associated with using a Blast security token smart contract generator?
Choose a reputable generator such as Bitbond Token Tool, review smart contract code thoroughly, and seek legal advice.
What is the difference between a custom smart contract and a pre-built template on Blast?
What is the difference between a custom smart contract and a pre-built template on Blast?
A custom smart contract is tailored to your project, offering flexibility but requiring expertise. A pre-built template provides a starting point, quicker and easier but with fewer customization options.
Can I have my security token contract audited for Blast?
Can I have my security token contract audited for Blast?
Bitbond Token Tool’s smart contract templates are audited by CertiK. Additional auditing can be sought for further due diligence. Tokens created with Token Tool are automatically verified, ensuring public accessibility on the block explorer.
