> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.districts.xyz/districts/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.districts.xyz/districts/tutorials-and-faqs/frequently-asked-questions/what-tokens-can-be-used-in-districts.md).

# What tokens can be used in Districts?

The Districts platform primarily uses two tokens: $RIO and $DSTRX

$RIO ([Realio Network Token](https://support.realio.network/hc/en-us/articles/33152604710427-What-is-the-Realio-Network-Token-RIO)): $RIO is the utility token of the Realio Network. It is required to participate in Districts, specifically for claiming land during the LandRush. Each Land Pixel requires a deposit of 5,000 Native $RIO plus transaction fees. A portion of this deposit (20%) is permanently burned, while the remaining 80% is held in the Land Bank and can be redeemed if the land is returned. This mechanism ensures a sustainable economic model while reinforcing $RIO’s role in the ecosystem.

$DSTRX (Districts Governance Token): The $DSTRX token is the governance token of Districts and has a fixed supply of 125M. $DSTRX can only be minted into existence when a new Land Pixel is claimed, as this process is hard-coded into the smart contracts. The project team does not have the ability to mint new tokens freely, as all admin and upgrade-related functions of the Districts smart contracts are secured under a time-lock mechanism. For transparency, a real-time transaction explorer tracks $DSTRX supply and cross-chain bridge transactions.

*For more details on the token economics, see the*[ *Districts Token Economy Whitepape*r](https://districts.xyz/files/Districts_Token_Economy_Whitepaper.pdf)

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