01What
As a token issuer, freezes one holder's trust line so they can no longer send your token to anyone except back to you.
02Why you'd use it
Issuers with compliance duties (stablecoins, regulated assets) use this when an account is flagged for fraud or a court order — it stops the token from moving while things are sorted out.
03How
- 1Enter the Counterparty Address — the holder whose line you are freezing.
- 2Enter the Currency Code of your token.
- 3Leave Trust Limit at 0 (the issuer side of a line is normally 0).
- 4Submit as the issuing account and confirm tesSUCCESS.
Watch out
- Only the issuer of the token can freeze its trust lines — this tool signs as the issuer.
- If the issuer ever enabled the No Freeze setting, individual freezes are permanently disabled — that is a one-way promise to holders.
- Freezing does not confiscate anything: the holder keeps the balance and can still send it back to you, the issuer.
- Frozen holders can see the freeze flag on their trust line — expect the support ticket.
For example
Your stablecoin's compliance team gets a fraud report about one account. You freeze that account's trust line within a minute — the tokens stay put while the investigation runs, and every other holder is unaffected.