What is Stellar (XLM)?
Stellar is a public blockchain focused on payments and tokenized assets. XLM, or lumens, is its native asset and is used for transaction fees and minimum-balance requirements.
Answers about the Stellar network, its assets, trading and the safety checks every user should understand.
Stellar is a public blockchain focused on payments and tokenized assets. XLM, or lumens, is its native asset and is used for transaction fees and minimum-balance requirements.
No. Stellar is the blockchain network. StellarTerm is an independent, open-source client that can be used to access Stellar markets; it does not operate the Stellar network.
Eligible Stellar assets can be exchanged through Stellar’s on-network markets and compatible services. Availability depends on the asset, issuer, liquidity, wallet support and jurisdiction.
No. This directory is informational and does not endorse any asset. Token names and tickers can be reused, and an asset can have limited liquidity, issuer risk or other restrictions.
Stellar’s consensus protocol validates ledger updates, but it cannot guarantee that a token issuer, wallet, website, market or trade is safe. Verify transaction details and the full asset issuer before acting.
An issuer is the Stellar account that creates an asset identified by an asset code and issuer public key. The code alone is not unique; the issuer key is essential to identifying the exact asset.
A trustline is an account-level authorization to hold a particular Stellar-issued asset, subject to its balance and authorization settings. Review the asset and issuer before creating one.
No. XLM Stellar Expert is an independent educational directory and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Stellar Development Foundation, Stellar.org or StellarTerm.