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# Solana Programs & Contract

Secure SONIC program and Contract documentation for revision 26: Token-2022, program maturity, registry verification and secret-handling policy.

The Contract surface is a technical verification surface. Repository configuration is not deployment proof.

## Program maturity

```
SOURCE → CONFIGURED → BUILT → TESTED → DEPLOYED → VERIFIED → ACTIVATED
```

Production activation verifies target cluster, executable/program-data state, approved binary hash, matching IDL/client, authority policy, dependent mint identity, parser/indexer support and explicit feature activation.

## Token boundary

SONIC uses Solana Token-2022 with 9 decimals and a canonical maximum supply of **18,446,000,000 SONIC**. Applications identify SONIC from the deployment registry/mint address, never from symbol, logo or marketing artwork alone.

## Secure documentation

{% hint style="danger" %}
Never publish private keys, keypair JSON, seed phrases, deployment authority credentials, `.env` contents, provider API keys, quote-signing secrets, Payment Kernel credentials, webhook secrets, service bearer tokens or raw wallet signatures.
{% endhint %}

Safe public verification data may include a verified program ID, mint address, cluster, decimals, authority *state*, executable status, release/binary reference and explorer link, each with an explicit maturity state.


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