Overview
Tokens in the G2C Platform represent digital assets that can be:- Minted - Created and assigned to wallets
- Transferred - Moved between wallets
- Tracked - Monitored through transaction history
- Queried - Retrieved individually or in lists
Token Types
Fungible Tokens
Fungible tokens are interchangeable digital assets where each unit has the same value. Examples include:- Digital currencies
- Loyalty points
- Credits or rewards
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)
NFTs are unique digital assets where each token has distinct properties. Examples include:- Digital certificates
- Unique collectibles
- Identity tokens
Prerequisites
Before working with tokens, you need:- Valid API key with token management permissions
- Access to at least one wallet for token operations
- Understanding of your token requirements (fungible vs NFT)
Authentication
Token operations require API key authentication. Include your API key in the request header:Getting Started
- Mint your first token - Create new tokens
- Transfer tokens - Move tokens between wallets
- View token history - Track token transactions
- List all tokens - Query your token inventory
Best Practices
- Always validate wallet addresses before transfers
- Keep track of token IDs for NFTs
- Monitor transaction history for audit trails
- Use meaningful metadata for token identification