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Deployment identity

Source and verification
Owning repository
bitcoinuniverseio/stampdex (private application source)
Source path
deployment resolution, market deployments endpoints
Applicable release
continuous deployment, verify with GET /api/version
Chain and network
bitcoin / mainnet
Lifecycle
stable
Last verified
2026-09-01
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A deployment is the transaction that created an SRC-20 token: its rules, its max supply, and its mint limit. That transaction hash is the token’s identity. The ticker is a label.

https://stampdex.fun/trade/src20/KEVIN/23765f9bc6b87e078b1f93ed213f90b9004998336575f726e46f34ddbea5e5f3

Ticker plus deployment transaction. This is the link Copy link gives you, the link the tab title and the shared card describe, and the link a market row opens.

Two shorter forms resolve to it:

FormWhat StampDEX does
/trade/src20/KEVINResolves the ticker before showing a market
/trade/src20/by-tx/<deploy transaction>Looks up the transaction and replaces the URL with the full form

The four answers to “which deployment”

Section titled “The four answers to “which deployment””

The deployments endpoint reports its answer in a resolution field, and the site’s gate follows it:

resolutionMeaningWhat you get
singleExactly one deployment claims the tickerThe market, at the full URL
ambiguousMore than one doesEach deployment with its transaction, block, and creator. No market until you pick
unknownThe index answered, and holds no deployment for the tickerNothing to price, nothing to trade
unavailableThe index did not answerA retry. No market

unknown and unavailable are different answers and are never rendered as each other. One means nobody deployed this ticker. The other means StampDEX could not ask.

Terminal window
curl "https://stamp.api.bitcoinuniverse.io/api/v1/market/deployments/KEVIN"

The response carries resolution, source, source_available, observed_at, and a deployments array. Each entry names tick, deploy_tx, deploy_block, deploy_time, creator, max_supply, and mint_limit.

Going the other way, from a transaction to a token:

Terminal window
curl "https://stamp.api.bitcoinuniverse.io/api/v1/market/deployments/tx/23765f9bc6b87e078b1f93ed213f90b9004998336575f726e46f34ddbea5e5f3"

That returns found and the deployment. A value that is not 64 hex characters is rejected rather than searched for.

You cannot buy, sell, or sign anything from a ticker StampDEX has not resolved to exactly one deployment. A market shown under an ambiguous ticker would be a market in something unspecified.