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# Core Features

TaxSplit includes everything you need to launch, manage, and grow a token on Solana.

### Token creation

Launch Solana **Token-2022** tokens with:

* On-chain metadata
* Custom tax settings
* Automatic distribution mechanisms

No coding required.

### Tax distribution

Automatic distribution of transaction taxes to holders, developers, and marketing wallets.

* Choose from **proportional** or **hybrid square root** distribution models.

### Liquidity management

Add liquidity to **Raydium** and **Meteora** DEXs.

* Lock LP tokens to build trust
* Automatic verification badges for tokens with liquidity

### Token burning

Reduce token supply by burning tokens permanently.

* Set automatic burn percentages
* Manually burn from your wallet
* Track burn history and statistics

### Metadata updates

Update your token’s:

* Name
* Symbol
* Description
* Image
* Social links

### Featured placement

Get premium placement on the homepage with featured token status.

* **5×** more visibility
* Gold verification badge

### Distribution wallet

Automatic generation of secure distribution wallets for collecting taxes.

* View real-time SOL balance directly from the blockchain

### Developer API

Build custom launchpads and integrations with a comprehensive REST API.

* JWT authentication
* Full documentation (API Reference)

### Real-time analytics

Track distribution history, burn statistics, holder counts, and token performance.

* Integration with DexScreener for live price data


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