Wallet and verification
Verify $STUD before opening a wallet.
If you choose to own $STUD, start with the correct token and understand the wallet steps. Ownership is optional, and the token can lose all value. No game or group is required.
Official $STUD facts
Verify the full mint and review the official sources. Owning $STUD is optional; no game or group is required.
Official STUD token mint address
A1zuHvVrqy2vFuqRJY4R5uQrNRpNmNHKScPPVEM3pump This is the token’s identity. Use your wallet’s Receive address when sending funds; do not send them to the mint.
Wallet guide
Five wallet steps, if you choose $STUD.
Understand each step before continuing. You can stop at any point.
- Step 1
Identify the token
Copy the full official STUD mint above and match every character in the wallet or explorer. A name or logo can be copied. The mint identifies the token; your wallet’s Receive address receives funds. Do not send funds to the mint. This check establishes identity, not safety or value.
- Step 2
Prepare your Solana wallet
Use a wallet you already trust, or install one from its official provider, such as Solflare or Phantom. Follow its setup instructions and record your recovery phrase offline in a private place. Anyone with it can control the wallet. Neither Studboards nor wallet support can recover a lost phrase, and support should never ask you to share it.
Official Solflare download (opens in a new tab) - Step 3
Add funds, if you need them
If you already have enough SOL, skip the purchase or transfer. Otherwise, choose one of these alternatives. Keep enough SOL for the amount you exchange plus the costs your wallet shows, including network fees and any token-account deposit. There is no fixed amount that covers every transaction.
- Step 4
Review the swap before approving
In Solflare, open Swap. Choose SOL as the token you pay with and paste the full official STUD mint for the token you receive. Enter the amount you choose to exchange and leave SOL for the displayed costs. Compare the full mint, expected STUD, minimum received, price impact, slippage tolerance and all fees. The price on this site is a reference, not the offer your wallet will execute. If the quote is unclear or unacceptable, stop.
Solflare’s illustrated swap instructions (opens in a new tab) - Step 5
Check the completed transaction
Open your wallet’s activity and its explorer link. Confirm that the transaction succeeded on Solana, used your wallet and received the correct STUD mint. Pending or failed is not completed; check the status before submitting again. After confirmation, refresh the token list if the balance has not appeared. A missing dollar price does not by itself mean the tokens are missing.
After a swap or receive
If the wallet looks confusing.
After a swap, look in your Solana token list
Once the transaction confirms, STUD should appear in the tokens section of the same Solana wallet you used for the swap.
If you do not see it right away, refresh and verify
Refresh balances, open the explorer link, and confirm the swap completed on the same wallet and network before assuming something is wrong.
A missing live price does not replace verification
Some wallets show limited price data for smaller or newer tokens. If pricing looks odd or unavailable, verify the mint again and use the live market links on this site.
Official resources
Help and optional market links.
Official help
Solflare support
If no quote appears or a swap fails, check available SOL, the displayed costs and liquidity. Do not keep increasing slippage just to force it through.
Why a swap can fail (opens in a new tab)Existing wallet users
Official STUD link
Use the official STUD link only after verifying the mint and source. This route assumes you understand Solana token steps.
View $STUD on Pump.fun (opens in a new tab)Match the full mintA name or logo can be copied. Check every character of the token's mint before a wallet action.Understand what you are choosing$STUD belongs to the Studboards brand. Owning it is optional, whether or not you use it for a game.Read the risks before decidingThe token can lose all value. Verify the network, transaction details and wallet destination before confirming anything.Using it with a group? Agree firstKeep any optional amount social-scale and the rules clear. If a dispute arises, return to STUD Sportsmanship and the fair spirit of the activity.
ReferenceWallet safety and plain-language terms12 practical checks
Common wallet mistakes to avoid.
Stay on Solana
The STUD mint on this site is for Solana. Make sure your wallet, swap, and receiving address are all on the Solana network before you continue.
Keep a little SOL ready
Solana transaction fees are paid in SOL. Check who is paying and keep enough available when your wallet is the payer; do not assume a sponsored-fee option will be available.
Search by mint, not just the name
Inside Phantom or another wallet, pasting the mint is safer than typing only the token name. Similar names and look-alikes are common.
Use your Solana receive address
You do not need a separate receive address for STUD. Your regular Solana wallet address is the one that receives Solana-based tokens.
Glossary: SOL
SOL is Solana's own token; small amounts of it pay the network fees that let transactions go through.
Glossary: token mint address (mint)
The token mint address, mint for short, is the full ID of the real STUD token on Solana; match every character against the official one on this site.
Glossary: swap
A swap is trading one token for another inside your wallet, like a little SOL for STUD.
Glossary: slippage
Slippage is the difference between the expected swap price and the price you actually receive. It can be substantial; review the minimum received and your tolerance before confirming.
Glossary: network (Solana)
The network is the blockchain a token lives on; SOL and STUD live on Solana, so your wallet, swap, and address must all say Solana.
Glossary: wallet address
Your public wallet address receives tokens. Sharing it can link you to its publicly visible transactions; it is not your secret recovery phrase.
Glossary: seed phrase (recovery phrase)
Your seed or recovery phrase is the master key to everything in your wallet; never share it with anyone, ever.
Glossary: verification
Checking the mint confirms which token you selected. It does not prove the token is safe, valuable or easy to sell.