# Rewards Token

To create a rewards token in PooChain Ecosystem, follow these steps:

1. Select Rewards Token Mode:
   * On the token creation page, toggle the switch at the top to Rewards Tokens.
2. Enter Basic Token Details:
   * Complete steps as outlined in the standard token creation process, including:
     * Token Name and Ticker.
     * Optional Description for additional context.
3. Upload Media:
   * Add a square image or GIF (minimum resolution: 128x128 pixels; maximum file size: 5MB).
   * Optionally, click "Socials & More" to include links to social media profiles or a website for enhanced visibility.
4. Set Rewards Fee:
   * Specify the percentage of fees to be collected on each transaction (buy, sell, or transfer).
5. Select Rewards Token:
   * Choose the token that holders will receive as rewards (default is SOL).
6. Designate Fee Recipient Wallets:
   * Enter up to three wallet addresses to receive a percentage of the collected fees for purposes such as project development, marketing, or other creator-defined uses.
7. Define Total Supply:
   * Specify the total token supply.
8. Configure Rewards Distribution:
   * Select specific top holders to receive rewards or disable this option to distribute rewards to all holders.
9. Set Pool Parameters:
   * Enter the percentage of the token supply to be allocated to the pool.
   * Specify the amount of SOL to be pooled alongside the allocated token supply.
10. Create the Token:
    * Verify all fields are correctly filled, then click "Create a Token Now".
    * Upon confirmation, your token will be live and tradeable on a Raydium CPMM pool, fully integrated with Raydium’s ecosystem utilities.


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