Minting

Token Preview

Overview

The Token Preview panel provides a detailed view of individual minted tokens directly from the Minting Dashboard. It appears as a right-side panel when a token row is selected in the Tokens tab.

Accessing Token Preview

  1. Navigate to the Minting Dashboard (/mint).
  2. Select the Tokens tab.
  3. Click any token row to open the preview panel.

The preview panel slides in from the right while keeping the token list visible. It can be closed by clicking the close button, pressing Escape, or clicking outside the panel.

Displayed Information

The preview panel shows the following details for the selected token:

FieldDescription
BrandThe brand name and optional logo.
Token IDThe unique identifier for the token.
SKUThe product SKU, fetched from the products table.
Serial NumberThe serial number assigned to the token.
GTINThe GS1 Global Trade Item Number, if assigned.
LotThe lot code, derived from the GS1 Digital Link path.
StatusCurrent token status (minted, active, or revoked).
ActivationThe activation mode for the parent batch (active at mint or first scan).
CreatedTimestamp when the token was created.
Resolver URLThe full resolver URL for the token. Clickable to open in a new tab.
GS1 PathA human-readable breakdown of the GS1 Digital Link path (GTIN, Serial Number, Lot).

GS1 Path Breakdown

For tokens with GS1 identifiers, the GS1 Path field displays a structured breakdown using human-readable labels:

  • GTIN: The product identifier from AI(01)
  • Serial Number: The unit serial from AI(21)
  • Lot: The lot/batch code from AI(10)

If the resolver URL does not match GS1 Digital Link syntax, the GS1 Path displays an em dash (—).

QR Code

When a token has a resolver URL, the preview panel displays a scannable QR code (ISO/IEC 18004, 2D barcode) encoding the token’s resolver URL. The QR code is rendered as an SVG image with ECC Level M (15% error recovery) and includes a quiet zone margin for reliable scanning.

The QR code always renders with a black foreground on a white background, regardless of the application’s color theme.

If the token does not have a resolver URL, the QR area displays a placeholder instead.

Missing Data

If any field is unavailable for a given token, the panel displays an em dash (—) rather than an error message.