The token
There is a token called Toll. It exists on Solana mainnet, it is separate from the index and the record, and it gates nothing on this site. This page states its address and how to check that address yourself. It is the authoritative source for the address; anywhere else quoting a different one is wrong, whatever it looks like.
2vVoM4ZgfW56ELNMy6oAS69t2JS1thGqMkniZPjyjupx
That is the mint address, which is the thing a wallet or an explorer needs. It is not a pool address, not a deployer address and not a treasury address. The first address prepared for this page was none of those either — it was an ordinary wallet, and it failed every check below, which is why the checks are printed rather than described.
| property | value | what it means |
|---|---|---|
| owner program | TokenkegQfeZyiNwAJbNbGKPFXCWuBvf9Ss623VQ5DA | The SPL Token program. A mint is owned by it; a wallet is owned by the System Program. |
| account data | 82 bytes | The exact size of SPL mint state. A wallet carries none. |
| decimals | 6 | Fixed at creation. |
| supply | 1,000,000,000 | 1000000000000000 in raw units at 6 decimals. |
| mint authority | none | No further supply can be minted. This is a property of the mint, not a promise made here. |
| freeze authority | none | No holder’s account can be frozen. |
Do not take the address on trust, including from this page. Two independent checks, either of which is enough to catch the common mistake of publishing a wallet as though it were a mint.
The Jupiter listing. Open the token on Jupiter and read the address shown under the ticker. That is the mint. The creator field and the pool field are different addresses and are not what a wallet needs. If what Jupiter shows under the ticker differs from what is printed above, trust Jupiter and treat this page as wrong.
The chain itself. These ask a public Solana node directly and need no account, no key and no wallet. The first tells you what kind of account it is; the second refuses outright if it is not a mint.
curl -sS https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{
"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"getAccountInfo",
"params":["2vVoM4ZgfW56ELNMy6oAS69t2JS1thGqMkniZPjyjupx",{"encoding":"jsonParsed"}]}'
curl -sS https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{
"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"getTokenSupply",
"params":["2vVoM4ZgfW56ELNMy6oAS69t2JS1thGqMkniZPjyjupx"]}'The first should report owner as TokenkegQfeZyiNwAJbNbGKPFXCWuBvf9Ss623VQ5DA and a parsed type of mint. The second should return a supply. An address that is not a mint answers the first with the System Program and 0 bytes of data, and the second with Invalid param: not a Token mint. Run the same two commands against a token you already know, and compare the shape of the answers.
The token gates nothing. Every page, every figure, every JSON body and every pinned URL on this site works identically for someone holding none of it, and that is a constraint on how the software may be written rather than a policy that could be revised: no capability is ever holder-only. There is no wallet connection anywhere on this site, no balance is ever read, and no page asks who you are. The site has no accounts at all.
A token may make something cheaper or free. It may never make something possible that is otherwise impossible. If a future version of this site puts a capability behind holding, that is a defect, and reporting it through the public report form is the same route as reporting a wrong number.
The index and the Ledger are a measurement record. The token is not part of that record, does not appear in any figure, and is not measured by anything here. Nothing on this site is listed, ranked, featured or ordered for payment, in tokens or in anything else: an endpoint appears where it appears because of a number TOLL measured, and the measure that put it there is named on the page beside it. There is no paid placement, and there is no arrangement under which there could be.
The person who runs this site holds none of the token. It launched separately and this page is a statement that it exists, not a reason to acquire it. Nothing here is financial advice, no price is published on this site, and none will be.
The constraints above are written into the repository’s standing rules, not only into this page, so they are inherited rather than remembered. What the site does publish, and how every figure on it is produced, is on the method page.