Hey everyone! 
I’m currently looking into minting my own native token on Cardano and doing some research on the easiest ways to do it. I came across cardano-native-token.com during my search.
Has anyone here actually used this platform to mint a token? I just wanted to ask about your experience with it. Is it safe, reliable, and user-friendly? Also, how are the fees compared to other tools?
Any reviews or alternative recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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I spent about 3 years reviewing community projects for the online portfolio which was an early version of the directory here: and I never heard of the project linked above. This doesn’t mean unlisted apps are unsafe, but conversely the listed ones have been well vetted for security, stability and support. Currently there are 5 listed in the Minting category here:
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Hi @COSDpool
thank you for your help. But have you checked the link you gave me?
I already checked the link that redirects to cardano.org and examined it.
Cardano.org lists Token and NFT builders. If you click “visit”, it redirects you to cardano-native-token.com.
My question is: Has cardano.org curated it?
And is it safe to use a platform recommended by cardano.org?
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That’s good… the link to the web site you queried about is among those five, officially listed here:
So it was definitely curated by the cardano.org maintainers. To find out how & by whom it was reviewed, you can check the modification history of that apps directory here… looking for a “commit” that adds the lines containing cardano-native-token.com:
or (maybe easier) search the pull requests for the contribution of that particular app (generally they have some code addition to apps.js plus their application thumbnail):
https://github.com/cardano-foundation/cardano-org/pulls?q=is%3Apr%20is%3Aclosed
If there is a generally easier way to verify the review history for an Apps portfolio item then maybe @adatainment @boraonchain would know. 
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