Creating Tokens on TON: A Beginner’s Guide to Jettons

Token creation on TON follows a defined and accessible standard. On STONfi, tokens are based on the Jetton standard a system designed to support fungible assets within The Open Network. Jettons function similarly to tokens on other blockchains but are structured to integrate directly with TON’s architecture.

The process begins with deploying a Jetton master contract. This contract defines the token’s core parameters, including name, symbol, supply, and minting rules. From there, Jetton wallet contracts are generated for each holder. These wallets manage individual balances and handle transfers across the network.

Once created, Jettons can be used across the ecosystem. They can be swapped, paired in liquidity pools, or integrated into farming mechanisms depending on how they are deployed. This structure separates control and usage. The master contract governs the asset, while wallet contracts handle distribution and interaction.

For users and builders, this creates a consistent framework for issuing and managing tokens without relying on centralized systems.
On STONfi, Jettons define how assets are created, distributed, and integrated into DeFi participation