1

Create Your Issuer Wallet

Set up a dedicated wallet that acts as the root of trust for your token.
This is the only entity that can issue or manage supply — think of it as the mint’s private key.

2

Announce Your Token on Bitcoin L1

Register your token on Bitcoin via a small, permanent message.
This locks in key metadata (name, supply, decimals) and makes your token globally discoverable across the Spark ecosystem.

3

Mint Tokens on Spark

Once announced, you can mint your token supply directly on Spark.
If you defined a cap at launch, you’ll only be able to mint up to that limit.

4

Let Your Token Move

Once minted, your token can move across the network. Send it to users, let them hold it, accept it, or transfer it further. It’s instant and free.

5

Unlock more

Beyond minting and transfers, extra controls are available — like managing supply or freezing activity. Optional tools — but useful when you need them.

6

Manage and Monitor Tokens

Track how your token is being used: monitor holders, transfers, and supply changes.