# Configure token gating

# Understanding Token Gating Configuration

# Basic Structure

The token gating system operates on two key components:

1. Rules: The primary framework that contains conditions
2. Conditions: Specific requirements within each rule

# How Rules and Conditions Work

Rule Processing

Think of each rule as a checklist where every item must be completed. Within a single rule:

• All conditions must be met (AND logic)
• If any condition fails, the entire rule fails

Example of a Rule:

Rule #1:

✓ Must hold Token A

✓ Must have minimum balance of 100

✓ Must be holder for 30 days

Result: All conditions must be met for access

# Multiple Rules for a Role

When a role has multiple rules assigned:

• Only one rule needs to pass (OR logic)
• Access is granted if any single rule's conditions are fully met

Example of Multiple Rules:

To gain access, fulfill either:

Rule #1: Hold Token A + Minimum 100 balance + 30 days holding

OR

Rule #2: Hold Token B + Minimum 500 balance

Best Practice:

When designing your token gating structure, consider:

• Creating clear, distinct rules
• Setting reasonable condition thresholds
• Regular review of rule effectiveness

Creating Rules: Step-by-Step Guide

# Rule Creation Process

# Step 1: Initiate Rule Creation

• Open your Discord server
• Navigate to the membrane-admin channel
• Type the command /rule

# Step 2: Configure Rule Parameters

You will need to provide two essential pieces of information:

1. Role Assignment: Mention the Discord role (@Role) that this rule will govern
2. Rule Identifier: Provide a descriptive name for your rule

Format Example:

# Step 3: Confirmation Process

After submitting the information:

1. Membrane Bot will display a confirmation prompt
2. Review the details to ensure accuracy
3. Confirm the rule creation

Important Notes:

• Choose clear, descriptive rule names for easy management
• Verify the correct role is mentioned before confirming
• Wait for the success message before proceeding with additional configuration

# Success Verification:

Upon successful creation, you will receive a confirmation message indicating that your rule has been established and is ready for condition configuration.

# Creating Conditions: Complete Guide

• Use the /condition command in the membrane-admin channel
• Select your target rule from the dropdown menu and follow instructions

Select condition type:

# Condition Types

Available Options:

1. ETH_FT

• Purpose: Verify ERC20 token ownership on Ethereum network
• Requires: Token contract address

2. ETH

• Purpose: Verify Ethereum (ETH) coin balance
• Checks: Native ETH holdings

3. Solana

• Purpose: Verify Solana (SOL) coin balance
• Checks: Native SOL holdings

4. SOL_FT

• Purpose: Verify Solana SPL Token ownership
• Requires: Token address

# Configuration Process

Token Address Requirement:

• Required for: ETH_FT and SOL_FT conditions
• Must provide: Valid contract address for the specific token

Balance Threshold:

• Set minimum token amount required
• Must be a positive numerical value
• Consider decimal places for token precision

Review Process:

1. Bot will display a summary of your configuration
2. Verify all provided information:

• Selected rule
• Condition type
• Token address (if applicable)
• Minimum balance requirement

3. Confirm to finalize condition creation