Coin<T> and Closed-Loop Token<T> — deployed from your own wallet.
Toqqo generates and publishes your Sui Move package and deploys your token — a standard Coin<T> or a Closed-Loop Token<T> for soulbound, allowlist-gated, or loyalty use cases — straight from your wallet, with the full Move source included.
Sui's object-centric model and the Move language make tokens safe by construction — no reentrancy, explicit ownership. Closed-Loop Tokens add policy controls that are hard to express elsewhere, ideal for loyalty points and gated assets. Toqqo writes the Move and publishes it for you.
Standard Coin<T> tokens and Closed-Loop Token<T> with policy rules — soulbound (non-transferable), allowlist-gated transfers, and loyalty-style closed-loop points — plus on-chain metadata.
Compose mint, burn, hard cap, pause, address freezing, an emission schedule, non-transferable (soulbound) tokens, an upgradeable package, and Closed-Loop Token policies for allowlist-gated and loyalty assets.
Add a Merkle airdrop for large distributions, a staking pool, token vesting, one-click liquidity pools on supported Sui DEXes, and Closed-Loop Token policies — all native to Sui's object model.
Closed-Loop policies, staking, the Merkle airdrop, the emission schedule and the upgradeable package are Toqqo Labs frontier contracts — our in-house Move engineering, beyond the standard frameworks. Internal review only, not yet independently audited; we flag them and you deploy at your own risk.
Once your token is live, you manage it from the Toqqo dashboard rather than a raw block explorer. Pause and unpause, mint, freeze addresses, lock liquidity, and operate every module your token includes — each a clear one-click action, instead of hand-encoding calls against the contract.
A standard Coin<T>, or a Closed-Loop Token<T> for soulbound, allowlist-gated, or loyalty tokens with transfer policies.
No. Toqqo writes and publishes the Move package for you; the complete source is included free so you or an auditor can review it.
Loyalty points, soulbound credentials, and allowlist-gated assets — anywhere transfers should be governed by policy rather than freely tradable.