user151: If I mint a NEAT token, can I send .5 NEAT to someone or do I have to send a whole 1 NEAT?

user14: Although, I tried finding an explicit reference in the source my Haskell knowledge is awful and I couldn't find the data type associated with the --mint parameter for the CLI.
My 99.999% gut instinct tells me that it's based on a Number type, which can be an arbitrary floating point value. In which case, yes, you could subdivide.
I see no reason they would limit the token API to only support integer values (even though integers are generally safer for financial transactions since operations don't produce rounding errors).

user28: There is no support for decimal places of native tokens on Cardano.

151: <p>If I mint a <code>NEAT</code> token, can I send .5 <code>NEAT</code> to someone or do I have to send a whole 1 <code>NEAT</code>?</p>
 14: <p>Although, I tried finding an explicit reference in the <a href="https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-node/blob/28b934fbab1994704bdccdcc5f88b13fc9680fe6/cardano-cli/src/Cardano/CLI/Run/Friendly.hs#L121" rel="nofollow noreferrer">source</a> my Haskell knowledge is awful and I couldn't find the data type associated with the <a href="https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-node/blob/28b934fbab1994704bdccdcc5f88b13fc9680fe6/doc/reference/shelley-genesis.md" rel="nofollow noreferrer">--mint</a> parameter for the CLI.</p>
<p>My 99.999% gut instinct tells me that it's based on a <code>Number</code> type, which can be an arbitrary floating point value. In which case, yes, you could subdivide.</p>
<p>I see no reason they would limit the token API to only support integer values (even though integers are generally safer for financial transactions since operations don't produce rounding errors).</p>
 28: <p>There is no support for decimal places of native tokens on Cardano.</p>
