Mint Tokenized Record
Mints a token for an existing record, creating a tokenized record that can be transferred.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
owner | PublicKey | Pda | The owner of the record |
authority | Signer | The record owner or class authority (for permissioned classes) |
record | PublicKey | Pda | The record account to be tokenized |
mint | PublicKey | Pda | The mint account for the tokenized record |
tokenAccount | PublicKey | Pda | The token account that will hold the tokenized record |
associatedTokenProgram? | PublicKey | Pda | Optional Associated Token Program account |
token2022? | PublicKey | Pda | Optional Token2022 Program account |
systemProgram? | PublicKey | Pda | Optional System Program account |
class? | PublicKey | Pda | Optional class account of the record |
Returns
Returns a TransactionBuilder that can be used to build and send the transaction.
Example
import { mintTokenizedRecord } from "srs-lib";
const transaction = mintTokenizedRecord(context, {
owner: ownerPublicKey,
authority: authority,
record: recordPublicKey,
mint: mintPublicKey,
tokenAccount: tokenAccountPublicKey,
associatedTokenProgram: associatedTokenProgramPublicKey,
token2022: token2022ProgramPublicKey,
systemProgram: systemProgramPublicKey,
class: classPublicKey // Optional, but recommended for permissioned classes
});
// Send the transaction
await transaction.sendAndConfirm();Important Notes
- The authority must be either the record owner or the class authority (for permissioned classes)
- The record must not already be tokenized
- The mint account must be initialized and configured for tokenization
- The token account will be created if it doesn't exist
- Only one token will be minted per record
- The token can be transferred to other accounts after minting
- For permissioned classes, providing the class account is recommended to ensure proper authority verification
- The record's data can still be updated after tokenization