🔒 Security Data Glossary

This document provides details on the security-related attributes of a token.

📋 Token Security Data Fields

Name	Type	Definition
`ownerAddress`	String	The wallet address of the token's owner. If not `null`, the token can still be minted (`mintable = true`). If `null`, minting is no longer possible (`mintable = false`).
`mutableMetadata`	Boolean	Indicates whether the token's metadata can be modified. If `true`, metadata updates are allowed (`mutable = true`). If `false`, metadata is locked (`mutable = false`).
`renounced`	Boolean	Derived from `ownerAddress`. If `ownerAddress == null`, the token has been renounced (`renounced = true`), meaning the owner has given up control and further minting is impossible.
`freezeAuthority`	Address	The account address with authority to freeze the token
`freezeable`	Boolean	Indicates whether the token can be frozen. Checked via `freezeAuthority`. Returns `false` if `freezeAuthority` is `null` or `11111111111111111111111111111111`.
`isToken2022`	Boolean	Indicates whether the token follows the Token2022 standard.
`transferFeeEnable`	Boolean	Specifies whether `token2022` transfer fees are enabled. If `null` or `false`: transfer fees are not enabled.
`transferFeeData`		Contains transfer fee details (e.g., fee amount, epoch, maxFee, etc.).
`nonTransferable`	Boolean	Indicates whether token can be transferred. If `false` or `null`, the token is transferable.

📜 Example Data

{
	"ownerAddress": null,
  "mutableMetadata": true,
  "renounced": true,
  "freezeAuthority": "11111111111111111111111111111111",
  "freezeable": false,
  "isToken2022": true,
  "transferFeeEnable": false,
  "transferFeeData": {},
  "nonTransferable": true
}