📄️ Managing a Staking Pool
This guide walks through the full lifecycle of a Mintlayer staking pool, from initial setup through daily operation to decommissioning. It covers both the pool operator perspective and the delegation flow for users who want to stake without running a pool.
📄️ Issuing and Managing a Token
This guide covers the full lifecycle of a fungible token on Mintlayer, from issuance through supply management, transfers, and optional freeze or supply locking.
📄️ Issuing and Managing an NFT
This guide covers issuing a non-fungible token (NFT) on Mintlayer and transferring it.
📄️ Managing a Multisig Address
A multisig (multi-signature) address requires M signatures from a set of N defined public keys before funds can be spent. This is useful for shared treasuries, escrow, team funds, or any situation where a single key should not be able to move funds unilaterally.
📄️ Trading with Orders
Mintlayer has a native on-chain order book. Orders allow you to offer one currency (coins or tokens) in exchange for another at a fixed rate, without a centralised exchange or counterparty trust.
📄️ Atomic Swap with Bitcoin (HTLC)
An atomic swap lets two parties exchange assets on different blockchains without trusting each other and without any intermediary. Either the swap completes in full for both sides, or both sides can reclaim their funds. There is no way for one party to take the other's funds without fulfilling their side.
📄️ Migrate Token To Mainnet
Migrate your ERC20 ML tokens to Mintlayer Mainnet coins via the Migration Portal, open until November 1, 2026.