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Create Classic Asset on Stellar Mainnet

Create Classic Asset on Stellar Mainnet

Issue a native Stellar Classic asset in a guided flow – no coding required

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Issue native Stellar assets

Contract-less and DEX-native
Guided issuer + distribution setup
7-decimal Stellar precision

Stay in control

Set compliance flags upfront
Optionally lock the issuer
100% asset ownership
Classic AssetSEP-41 Token
Asset details
Distribution trustline
Issuer issuance

Asset details

Supply & control
This choice is permanent for the asset: a locked issuer can never sign again, so compliance controls require retained control.
Compliance controls
Optional issuer-level controls for regulated assets. Enabling any of them adds an extra issuer signature that sets the flags before the distribution trustline is created.

Signatures needed:

1. Distribution wallet — add trustline (skipped if it already exists)

2. Issuer wallet — issue supply

Both accounts must already be funded on the network. Decimals are fixed at 7 for Classic assets.

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Create a Stellar Classic asset FAQ

A Stellar Classic asset is a token issued natively by the Stellar protocol, without a smart contract. An asset is identified by its code (1–12 alphanumeric characters, its ticker) and the issuer account that created it. Classic assets always use 7 decimals, settle in Stellar's native ledger operations, and are widely supported across Stellar wallets, exchanges, anchors, the Stellar DEX and path payments.

Both are tokens on Stellar, but they live in different layers:

A Classic asset is a protocol-level asset. Compliance is enforced by issuer flags and per-holder trustlines, decimals are fixed at 7, and it works with the Stellar DEX, anchors and Classic wallets out of the box.
A SEP-41 token is a Soroban smart contract. Logic such as blacklisting, pausing, a transfer tax, a burn fee or a per-address balance cap lives in the contract, decimals are configurable, and the token is programmable by other contracts.

Choose a Classic asset for stablecoins, security tokens and anything that needs broad ecosystem support. Choose a SEP-41 token when you need contract logic the Classic protocol does not offer.

Two separate funded Stellar accounts:

The issuer account creates the supply. Anything it holds of its own asset is considered not issued, so the issuer never holds the circulating supply.
The distribution account receives the initial supply and distributes it from there.

Both accounts must already exist and be funded on the network before you start, and the distribution account must be different from the issuer. You connect the issuer wallet and the distribution wallet at different steps of the flow.

1.Asset details — asset code, initial supply, issuer address and distribution address.
2.Supply & control — decide between retained control and an immutable fixed supply.
3.Compliance controls — optionally enable whitelist, freeze/blacklist or clawback. If you enable any, the issuer signs one transaction that sets the flags first, so they apply to every trustline created afterwards.
4.Distribution trustline — the distribution wallet signs a trustline for the asset.
5.Issuance — the issuer wallet signs the transaction that pays the initial supply to the distribution account and collects the service fee.
6.Lock the issuer — optional final step that permanently fixes the supply.

This choice is permanent for the asset:

Retained control — the issuer keeps its signing power. It can mint more supply later and use any compliance control that was enabled.
Immutable fixed supply — after issuance the issuer account is permanently locked by setting its master weight to 0. The supply can never grow, and no compliance control can ever be used again, because the issuer can never sign anything again.

Locking is irreversible. If the issuer account already carries compliance flags from an earlier asset, locking it would disable those controls for every asset it has ever issued — use a fresh issuer account for a fixed-supply asset instead.

Three issuer-level flags, all optional and intended for regulated assets:

Whitelist (authorization required) — new holders must be authorized by the issuer before they can hold the asset.
Freeze / blacklist (authorization revocable) — the issuer can freeze an individual holder's balance by revoking its authorization.
Clawback — the issuer can claw back the asset from a holder's balance.

The flags must be set before any trustline exists, so they cannot be added to an asset that is already in circulation. Plan them at creation time.

A trustline is the per-account record that authorizes an account to hold a specific Classic asset. Every holder — including your distribution account — needs one before it can receive the asset. Each trustline locks 0.5 XLM of the holder's own balance as a Stellar base reserve, which is returned if the trustline is removed. Token Tool never charges a service fee for adding a trustline.

The service fee for issuing an asset is 499 USD, charged in XLM in the same transaction that pays the initial supply to the distribution account. Later management actions on an existing asset — mint, freeze, unfreeze, authorize a holder, clawback, lock the issuer — cost 5 USD each, and distributions cost 1 USD per recipient. Adding a trustline is free.

Fees are quoted in USD and converted to XLM at the current market rate at the moment you sign. On top of that you pay the ordinary Stellar network fee, which is a fraction of a cent per operation. See the Token Tool pricing page for the full list.

From the manage pages you can:

Mint additional supply to one or many recipients, if the issuer is not locked.
Authorize, freeze or unfreeze individual holders, if the corresponding flags are set.
Sweep every holder of the asset at once — freeze all, unfreeze all, or authorize all — in chunks that you sign one after another.
Claw back the asset from a holder, if clawback is enabled.
Lock the issuer to fix the supply permanently.
Distribute or airdrop the asset to a recipient list, or to the holders of another Classic asset.

Yes. Every Classic asset has a Stellar Asset Contract (SAC) address that exposes it to Soroban with the SEP-41 interface. Token Tool deploys the SAC for you at no service fee when a flow needs it, which is what lets you use a Classic asset in vesting schedules, token locks and SEP-41-style distributions.

Freighter, LOBSTR and any wallet that supports WalletConnect. Because the flow uses two accounts, you connect the issuer wallet and the distribution wallet at different steps — with a single-account wallet, switch accounts when the flow asks for the other one. LOBSTR vault multisig accounts are supported as the issuer.

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