The 37 ACTIONs

Every operation on XChain, from issuing a token to running a contract, is one of thirty-seven versioned commands embedded in a transaction. Here's the full vocabulary; click any one to see what it's capable of.

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Token lifecycle 5

ISSUE

Create a token, or update one you own.

MINT

Create new supply, up to the cap.

DESTROY

Permanently burn tokens.

CALLBACK

Recall tokens at a set price.

SLEEP

Pause a token or address until a set block.

Transfers 4

SEND

Transfer tokens to one address or many.

SWEEP

Move an entire balance in one step.

AIRDROP

Distribute to a long list of recipients.

DIVIDEND

Pay every holder, proportionally.

Trading 4

ORDER

Place a sell order on the built-in DEX.

COINPAY

Fulfill a native-coin order match.

DISPENSER

Sell on autopilot, like a token vending machine.

SWAP

Atomic cross-chain trade.

Betting 1

BET

Open a betting market, or back an outcome.

Smart contracts 5

DEPLOY

Publish a smart contract on-chain.

EXECUTE

Call a method on a contract.

DEPOSIT

Fund a contract's custody.

WITHDRAW

Take tokens out of a contract.

XCALL

Let a contract call a contract on another chain.

Outside-world data 2

PRICE

Publish a price to the oracle.

ATTEST

Ask the web or an AI. Get the answer on-chain.

Staking 4

STAKE

Lock tokens against a contract or capability.

UNSTAKE

Begin withdrawing your stake.

DELEGATE

Delegate stake without giving up custody.

COLLECT

Claim earned rewards.

Governance 1

VOTE

Run a token-weighted poll, on-chain.

Data & communication 3

BROADCAST

Publish a message or a data feed, permanently.

MESSAGE

Send an on-chain message, encrypted or not.

FILE

Store a file on any supported chain, public or token-gated.

Configuration 4

ADDRESS

Set per-address preferences.

BATCH

Bundle many actions into one transaction.

LINK

Associate a token or address with a resource.

LIST

Create a reusable allow / block list.

Validators & consensus 4

ANCHOR

Commit signed cross-chain state to a chain.

NODEPROOF

Prove a validator runs a real full node.

ROLLCALL

Prove validator liveness, every epoch.

SLASH

Burn a validator's bond for equivocation.

Full protocol spec