This topic describes strategies you can implement with your Token.

Strategy Permissions
The following describes the Permissions associated with each Token Strategy.
Basic Strategy
Use the Basic ERC20 Token strategy to create tokens with standard ERC20 functionality.
Go to: Tokenization Landing page > Basic Create token > Fungible > Create Token > Token Strategy drop down > Basic
The Basic Token Strategy provides the following permissions:
Controlled Strategy
The Controlled ERC20 Token strategy includes all functionality of the Basic token strategy. It also provides the ability to grant the issuer control rights over the token, allowing authorized wallets to pause token transfers and freeze one or more wallet addresses.
Go to the Landing page > Tokenization Fungible > Create Token > Token Strategy drop down > Controlled
The Controlled Token Strategy provides the following permissions:
Revocable Strategy
The Revocable ERC20 Token strategy includes all the functionality of the Basic and Controlled ERC20 token strategies. It also includes the ability to perform clawback operations, allowing an authorized wallet to move tokens from a holder's wallet to a designated address.
Go to the Landing page > Tokenization > Fungible > Create Token > Token Strategy drop down > Revocable
The Revocable Token Strategy provides the following permissions:
Revocable Compliance Strategy
The Revocable Compliance ERC20 Token strategy includes all the functionality of the Basic, Controlled, and Revocable ERC20 token strategies. It also includes the ability to plug -in an Allow List Compliance smart contract. This optional feature extends compliance functionality by ensuring that only Allow Listed addresses can transfer tokens.
Go to the Landing page > Tokenization > Fungible > Create Token > Token Strategy drop down > Revocable Compliance
The Revocable with Compliance Token Strategy provides the following permissions: