A new token standard for Solana
A Token-2022 transfer hook can only approve or block a transfer. It can’t touch the amount.
A Bordrless hook decides what happens to the amount: take a cut, burn part of it, or set the fee. Still without your signature.
Not Token-2022. Not SPL.Bordrless tokens live in their own program, built from scratch for hooks. It runs the hooks itself, which is why they can do more.
1Upper ring
The token program
Calls the hook before and after every transfer, mint and burn, and signs every call.
2The band
The hook
Sees the owners, the balances, the supply, who signed and whether as a delegate.
3The ribs
Its answer, not a yes or no
4Lower ring
The Bordrless DEX
Calls pool hooks on every swap and liquidity change, signed too. The launchpad is one.
Launches
25
$BORDR bought back
$0.00
From protocol revenue
Volume 24 h
$136.98k
Paid to holders
0.2 SOL
Creator fees
12.6 SOL
Burned
0.2 SOL
Fig. 1
Token-2022 transfer hook
Approves or blocks
Bordrless hook
Decides the amount
Panel 1
The token program calls your hook on every transfer, mint and burn, and applies its answer.
Fig. 2What a hook can answer
Take a cut
Up to three of the amount, each to an account it names.
before_transfer · swaps
Burn
Part of a swap, destroyed.
before_swap · after_swap
Set the fee
That swap’s fee, before it runs.
before_swap
Keep state
64 bytes in every holding, written with the balances.
before_transfer · mint · burn
Refuse
The whole operation fails. Nothing moves.
any callback
Never
The user’s signature.
More than the amount moved.
The token program and the DEX check every answer
Fig. 3Buybacks and rewards, without a keeper
Token-2022 and a team’s bot
Trust the bot
Bordrless companion
Runs on chain
Build anythingYours to build, not switches: anything a hook can answer
Write your own hook with the SDK: fees that fall with holding time, rewards weighted by time held, a referral cut, perks for holders of another token, a fee that moves with the market. Launch it on the standard, trade it on the DEX.