Supported Assets

The CRE8 Wallet will support all relevant assets in the ecosystem:

$CRE8 Token: obviously, with perhaps special UI emphasis (showing current price, staking options, etc.).
Supported Payment Tokens: USDC (Solana SPL version), possibly other stablecoins or SOL itself if allowed for payments. If the platform supports multiple currencies for pricing, all those will be supported.
Service Tokens (RWS tokens): The wallet will list the user’s service NFTs or tokens. It might show them similar to NFTs in other wallet apps, possibly with the service title or an icon. This emphasizes that these tokens are assets as well (a buyer could show “here’s the NFT of the service I bought” as proof, if needed).
SOL: Since transactions require a small amount of SOL for fees, the wallet will definitely support SOL and likely ensure users maintain a little SOL in their wallet for gas. The platform might simplify this by warning if SOL is low or even providing a tiny amount for free to new users (some apps do that to ensure newbies can make their first transaction).
Other SPL Tokens: Being a Solana wallet, technically it can hold any SPL token. The UI might not expose all functions unrelated to CRE8, but advanced users could still use the same keys on Solana outside CRE8. The wallet’s primary focus, however, is on the tokens used within CRE8.

Last updated 3 days ago

The CRE8 Wallet will support all relevant assets in the ecosystem:

$CRE8 Token: obviously, with perhaps special UI emphasis (showing current price, staking options, etc.).
Supported Payment Tokens: USDC (Solana SPL version), possibly other stablecoins or SOL itself if allowed for payments. If the platform supports multiple currencies for pricing, all those will be supported.
Service Tokens (RWS tokens): The wallet will list the user’s service NFTs or tokens. It might show them similar to NFTs in other wallet apps, possibly with the service title or an icon. This emphasizes that these tokens are assets as well (a buyer could show “here’s the NFT of the service I bought” as proof, if needed).
SOL: Since transactions require a small amount of SOL for fees, the wallet will definitely support SOL and likely ensure users maintain a little SOL in their wallet for gas. The platform might simplify this by warning if SOL is low or even providing a tiny amount for free to new users (some apps do that to ensure newbies can make their first transaction).
Other SPL Tokens: Being a Solana wallet, technically it can hold any SPL token. The UI might not expose all functions unrelated to CRE8, but advanced users could still use the same keys on Solana outside CRE8. The wallet’s primary focus, however, is on the tokens used within CRE8.

Last updated 3 days ago