Add your mainnet anchor.

Apply with your domain. If your anchor passes the checks below, it is measured every 20 minutes like every other anchor, and its score card is published on-chain. An anchor that stops answering for a week is checked every six hours instead, until it answers again. Nothing else is asked of you: everything is read from your stellar.toml and the public network, and nothing here moves funds.

Your anchor’s domain

What we check.

  1. 01Public domain. Your domain resolves to a public address.
  2. 02stellar.toml. It serves a valid stellar.toml at /.well-known/stellar.toml.
  3. 03Network. The toml names the public network, or none. A testnet anchor applies on the testnet page.
  4. 04Transfer server. The toml advertises a SEP-24 (TRANSFER_SERVER_SEP0024) or SEP-6 (TRANSFER_SERVER) transfer server.
  5. 05Live check. The same read-only check every anchor gets each round: stellar.toml, /info, a SEP-10 sign-in, and a SEP-24 deposit started and abandoned before any money moves. Declining an anonymous wallet by policy counts as up.
  6. 06Issuer age. If you issue your own asset: your oldest issuer account is at least 7 days old.
  7. 07Payments. If you issue your own asset: at least 100 payments of it on the network, as StellarExpert counts them.

An anchor that only distributes someone else’s asset (USDC, for instance) has no asset of its own to age or count, so it is admitted on the first five checks.

What happens next.

  • Admitted: it is registered on-chain in the same round and measured from then on. A score is shown once there is enough data behind it, usually within a few days; the methodology explains why.
  • Not admitted: this page says which check failed and what was measured. Fix it and apply again, 24 hours or more after the last check.
  • Already measured: your domain, or another domain in front of the same transfer server, is on the scores page already.

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