TokenKit is the easiest way to launch a token on Starknet, get it listed, and put it in front of users. If you have used pump.fun on Solana, you already get the idea. You connect your wallet, fill in a name, a symbol, and a logo, and you have a tradable token in a few clicks. After that, TokenKit takes care of the boring parts: keeping track of every transfer, showing the token's price, and making sure it shows up in wallets and dApps. Around that core launchpad, TokenKit also ships: - An API any developer can use to read token data, balances, prices, and a curated list of Starknet dApps - A small React library for dropping a token picker into your dApp - Keon Wallet, the in-house Starknet wallet that uses everything above You can use the launchpad on its own. You can use the API on its own. You can build a wallet on top of the API (we did, that is what Keon is). The pieces fit together but they do not have to. ## What is in the box TokenKit is split into four products. Pick the one(s) that match what you are doing. The same data sits behind all of them. A token you launch on the App shows up in the API. A balance you see in Keon is the same number you get from the API. A dApp you find in Keon's directory is the same one you can pull from the dApps endpoint. ## Pick a path Open the [TokenKit App](https://tokenkithq.io), connect your wallet, and click Create Token. Fill in the name, symbol, total supply, and a logo. Pay the deploy fee, sign, and you are live. After it deploys, your token gets a public page on TokenKit with its price, holders, and recent transfers. You can also submit it to be reviewed for the verified token list, which is what wallets show by default. You want the [TokenKit API](/docs/api/v1/getting-started). Grab an API key from [app.tokenkithq.io](https://app.tokenkithq.io), then start with the quickstart. A typical first call: ```bash curl 'https://api.tokenkithq.io/api/transfers/?from_address=0x0729b73...&limit=5' \ -H 'api-key: YOUR_API_KEY' ``` The API covers tokens, balances, transfers, prices, NFTs, and the dApps directory. You want the [TokenKit SDK](/docs/sdk/v1/getting-started). It is an npm package, no API key needed for the front-end pieces. ```bash npm install starknet-tokenkit ``` ```tsx import { TokensModal } from 'starknet-tokenkit'; setSelected(token)} /> ``` You want [Keon Wallet](/docs/keon-wallet/v1/getting-started). It is a Starknet wallet for browsers and Android. It uses TokenKit's data behind the scenes, so any token you launch shows up there too. ## The TokenKit apps you can open Three web apps run alongside the docs. ## Where to next - **Launching a token?** Open [tokenkithq.io](https://tokenkithq.io) - **Building with the API?** Read the [API quickstart](/docs/api/v1/getting-started) - **Embedding the token picker?** Read the [SDK quickstart](/docs/sdk/v1/getting-started) - **Want the wallet?** Open [Keon Wallet docs](/docs/keon-wallet/v1/getting-started) - **Need an API key?** Sign in at [app.tokenkithq.io](https://app.tokenkithq.io) - **Source on GitHub** Visit [Cycle-Stark/tokenkit-documentation](https://github.com/Cycle-Stark/tokenkit-documentation)

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