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Polygon zkEVM security token generator FAQ
What is a security token on Polygon zkEVM?
What is a security token on Polygon zkEVM?
What is a security token smart contract generator?
What is a security token smart contract generator?
How much does it cost to create a security token?
How much does it cost to create a security token?
What types of security tokens can I create with a generator?
What types of security tokens can I create with a generator?
Most security token generators can be used to create a variety of different types of security tokens, including:
What are the requirements for using a security token smart contract generator?
What are the requirements for using a security token smart contract generator?
To use a security token smart contract generator, you will need:
How do I use a security token smart contract generator?
How do I use a security token smart contract generator?
The specific process for using a security token smart contract generator will vary depending on the generator that you choose. However, most generators will follow a similar general process:
Which security token standards are supported, can I use the ERC1400 standard?
Which security token standards are supported, can I use the ERC1400 standard?
How can I mitigate the risks associated with using a security token smart contract generator?
How can I mitigate the risks associated with using a security token smart contract generator?
To mitigate the risks associated with using a security token smart contract generator, you should:
What is the difference between a custom smart contract and a pre-built template?
What is the difference between a custom smart contract and a pre-built template?
Can I have my security token contract audited?
Can I have my security token contract audited?
Bitbond Token Tool’s smart contract templates are audited by CertiK, a leading auditor in the field. You can always seek additional auditing from an auditor of your choice to perform further due diligence on the smart contract of the tokenized security you’re looking to issue. If you wish to have access to the smart contract prior to carrying out a mainnet transaction, you can access the code by configuring your security token smart contract on the Polygon zkEVM testnet. Tokens created with Token Tool are automatically verified, meaning that the smart contract is publicly accessible on the block explorer.