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Manage your Stellar Assets and Tokens

Manage token life-cycle
Mint additional tokens, burn tokens
Change token owner or renounce ownership
Pause and unpause, manage whitelist and blacklist
Works with all tokens that were created with Token Tool
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Manage Stellar tokens FAQ

Managing a SEP-41 token on Soroban carries no Token Tool service fee — mint, burn, pause, blacklist, whitelist, force transfer, ownership changes and metadata edits are all free, and you only pay the ordinary Stellar network fee for each transaction.

Managing a Stellar Classic asset is priced per action instead: minting, authorizing, freezing or unfreezing a holder, clawing the asset back and locking the issuer cost 5 USD each, charged in XLM in the same transaction, while adding a trustline is free. See the Token Tool pricing page.

Only the ones the token was created with. A SEP-41 token's features are part of the deployed contract, so an option that was not enabled at creation cannot be switched on later, and the Manage Token page shows only what your token actually supports. For a Classic asset the same is true of the issuer flags: whitelist, freeze and clawback have to be set before the asset is in circulation.

Minting new Stellar Soroban SEP41 tokens can be done through the Manage Token function offered on Token Tool. Navigate to the "Mint" function under the Manage Token page, specify the amount you want to mint, and designate the recipient address. After confirming the transaction, the tokens will be created and delivered to the specified address. This option is only available if minting was enabled during token creation.

Yes, burning or destroying Stellar Soroban SEP41 tokens is possible using the "Burn" feature in the Manage Token section of Token Tool. You can specify the number of tokens you want to burn, and after confirming the transaction, those tokens will be permanently removed from circulation. This action is only available if burning was enabled during token creation.

Both lists are managed from the Manage Token section, and they work in opposite directions:

A whitelist is an allow list — only approved addresses can hold and transfer the token. Add and remove addresses as your approvals change.
A blacklist is a block list — every address can use the token except the ones you block.

Each list is only available if it was enabled during token creation.

Ownership of Stellar Soroban SEP41 tokens can be transferred using the "Change Owner" feature within the Manage Token section. Additionally, you can renounce ownership to permanently relinquish control over the token contract, ensuring no further changes can be made. Renouncing is irreversible: after it, no management action is possible on the token ever again.

Yes, token transactions can be temporarily paused or stopped using the Pause function available in the Manage Token section, and resumed the same way. This is helpful in managing unforeseen issues or when implementing updates to your project. It is only available if pausing was enabled during token creation.

Use the Force Transfer feature to move tokens out of an account without that account signing — choose the address to take the tokens from and the address to send them to. This is intended for regulated recovery cases, and it is only available if force transfer was enabled during token creation.

For a Stellar Classic asset the equivalent control is clawback, which burns the asset amount from a holder's balance, reducing the amount in circulation rather than crediting it back to the issuer. It has to be enabled as an issuer flag before the asset is in circulation.

Yes, you can update the metadata or documentation linked to the Stellar Soroban SEP41 token, such as project information or token details, by using the Edit Asset Documentation feature in the Manage Token section. This allows you to keep your token's information up to date with relevant project details.

If you set a maximum number of tokens per address when creating the token, you can adjust that cap later from the Manage Token section. Use the Change Tokens per Address Limit option to set or adjust this limit to ensure fair distribution among holders.

Modifying transaction fees or tax settings is possible using the Edit Transaction Fee/Tax option. This allows you to customize the rate for each transaction to align with your project's tokenomics model, and to change the address that receives it. The tax itself cannot be removed from the token — only its rate and recipient can change — and the option is available only if you enabled Charge Transaction Tax / Fee during token creation. The burn fee of a deflationary token works the same way except that only its rate can be changed — a burn destroys the tokens rather than sending them to a recipient — and the option is available only if you enabled Apply Burn Fee at creation.

From the Classic asset manage pages you can authorize a new holder, freeze or unfreeze an individual holder, claw the asset back from a holder, mint more supply to one or many recipients, and permanently lock the issuer to fix the supply. You can also sweep every holder at once — freeze all, unfreeze all or authorize all — which is split into chunks of up to 99 holders that you sign one after another, each chunk charged as one 5 USD action.

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