No custody token creation explained: why your wallet should always stay yours
Platforms that hold your tokens or seed phrases are the biggest risk in crypto creation. Here is how no-custody delivery works.
Custody = counterparty risk
If a service takes possession of your tokens 'for safekeeping' or asks for your seed phrase to deliver them, you have handed over your assets. Exit scams and hacked custodial wallets are among the most common losses in crypto.
How no-custody delivery works
You provide only a receiving wallet address. The platform mints the new supply directly into an associated token account of YOUR wallet. The private key never touches their systems, and they cannot move, freeze or recall anything afterwards.
Combined with renouncement
No custody plus renounced authorities means: after delivery, the platform has zero control over your coin — and so does anyone else. That is what 'your keys, your coins' looks like when done properly.
FAQ
Should I ever share my seed phrase?
Never. No legitimate service needs it — entering one is how wallets get drained.
What if I send to the wrong address?
Blockchain transactions are irreversible; always copy-paste and double-check the address before ordering.
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