Which Tokens Are Supported with Crossmint Checkout?
Last updated: February 20, 2026
Crossmint Checkout supports the following assets:
Supported Assets
All tokens listed through Crossmint Checkout must go through our Collection Review Process. Here’s how we define each type of supported asset:
Fungible Token Categories:
Memecoins: Fungible tokens that are considered collectibles and originate from an internet meme, characters, current events, trends, or have some other humorous characteristic. Memecoins require approval by Crossmint on a case by case basis in order to meet our risk and compliance standards. Crossmint supports hundreds of the most widely traded memecoins, covering the vast majority of onchain memecoin activity.
Closed-loop tokens: Fungible tokens designed to be used only within a specific product or ecosystem (like in-game currencies or loyalty points). These tokens are not meant to be traded, used for payments, or exchanged outside their original environment.
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs): Unique, non-fungible digital assets that represent ownership of things like art, collectibles, event tickets, or access to digital experiences.
Crossmint Checkout does not support fungible tokens that may be classified as a currency or security, have financial use cases, or are not expressly approved by Crossmint. Token eligibility is determined at Crossmint’s sole discretion and may change over time.
Crossmint Checkout Guidelines
Crossmint Checkout supports:
Primary & secondary sales for NFTs
Secondary sales of memecoins
Primary sales of closed-loop tokens with limited utility inside a single application or experience
Crossmint Checkout does not support:
Stablecoins (e.g. USDC) or cryptocurrencies (e.g. ETH or SOL).
To enable broader cryptocurrency support, consider using Crossmint’s Onramp solution.
Primary sales of memecoins
Investment-style tokens (e.g. tokenized equity in an enterprise or high value asset)
Payment tokens or assets used as currency (e.g. tokens exchanged as a form of payment or value transfer)
Any tokens acting as a security or falls under money transmission laws
What is the difference between a primary and secondary sale?
Primary sale: The first time a token is sold by the original issuer, or creator, to the public. (e.g. pre-bonded token listings on launchpads, NFT mint phases)
Secondary sale: The sale of a token after the primary sale, where the seller is not the original issuer, but a holder/reseller of the tokens in circulation.