·Transfa Team
How to Create a TIP-20 Token on Tempo
Deploy a TIP-20 stablecoin on Tempo using the enshrined token factory, configure roles and supply caps, and query token metadata.
Resources
Guides and answers on stablecoins, payments, and crypto dev tools.
Guides
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·Transfa Team
How to Get Started Building on Tempo
Set up your development environment for Tempo, fund a testnet wallet, and send your first stablecoin transfer on Moderato.
·Transfa Team
How to Sponsor Transaction Fees on Tempo
Implement fee sponsorship on Tempo so your users never need to hold tokens for gas. Covers co-signature mechanics, SDK integration, and custom fee payer servers.
·Transfa Team
How to Track Wallet Balances and Transfers on Tempo
Query wallet balances, transfer history, and transaction activity on Tempo using the Transfa Data API instead of raw RPC calls.
·Transfa Team
How to Use Access Keys and Session Keys on Tempo
Provision scoped access keys on Tempo using the Account Keychain precompile. Set spending limits, expiry times, and signature type constraints.
Questions
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·Transfa Team
How Do Passkeys Work on Tempo?
Tempo verifies passkey (WebAuthn/P256) signatures at the protocol level. Users can sign transactions with Face ID or fingerprint without smart contract wallets.
·Transfa Team
How Do Transaction Fees Work on Tempo?
Tempo has no native gas token. Transaction fees are denominated in USD and paid in any TIP-20 stablecoin with Fee AMM liquidity.
·Transfa Team
What Are Payment Lanes on Tempo?
Payment lanes are dedicated blockspace on Tempo that guarantee throughput for TIP-20 stablecoin transfers, even during network congestion.
·Transfa Team
What Is a Tempo Transaction?
Tempo Transactions (type 0x76) extend standard EVM transactions with atomic batching, fee sponsorship, time-bounded execution, and passkey signatures.
·Transfa Team
What Is Fee Sponsorship on Tempo?
Fee sponsorship lets a third party pay Tempo transaction fees using domain-separated co-signatures. No Paymaster contracts or bundler infrastructure needed.