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Solana DeFi Glossary

Definitions of key terms used in Solana DeFi, token locking, LP locking, and staking. Published by the StakePoint team.

Glossary/Token-2022

Token-2022

An upgraded Solana token standard supporting transfer taxes and custom extensions.

Definition

Token-2022 is an upgraded token standard on Solana that extends the original SPL token standard with additional features. It is maintained by the Solana Program Library and is available on Solana mainnet.

Token-2022 supports a range of extensions including transfer fees (transfer taxes), interest-bearing tokens, non-transferable tokens, permanent delegate authority, and confidential transfers. These features enable more complex tokenomics that are not possible with standard SPL tokens.

Token-2022 tokens are increasingly common on Solana, particularly for projects that require transfer tax mechanics to fund liquidity, buybacks, or rewards distributions.

StakePoint & Token-2022

StakePoint fully supports Token-2022 tokens for both token locking and staking pools — including tokens with transfer taxes, reflection mechanics, and other extensions. StakePoint is one of the few Solana DeFi platforms with complete Token-2022 compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Token-2022 on Solana?

Token-2022 is an upgraded Solana token standard that adds features like transfer taxes, interest-bearing mechanics, and custom extensions not available in standard SPL tokens.

Does StakePoint support Token-2022?

Yes. StakePoint fully supports Token-2022 tokens including those with transfer taxes and reflection mechanics for both token locking and staking pools.