Fixed-supply ERC-20 deployment

Create a token. Keep full control.

Configure and deploy a transparent fixed-supply token through a published factory. ABI and implementation references included.

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Start with your token details right away.

Enter the token details first.

Choose a name, symbol, and fixed supply.

The full supply is minted to the connected wallet on deployment.

Review the generated Solidity before deploying.

Review the generated source before signing.

Deploy when ready and approve wallet access only at that point.

Deployment prompts come from your wallet provider.

How do I list my token on a DEX?

Deploying the token is only the first step. To trade it on a DEX, you usually need to create a liquidity pool on that network, deposit your token and the paired asset, and then share the pool address so others can find it.

How do I add a logo to my token?

Token logos are usually added through wallets, explorers, or token-list repositories, not inside the ERC20 contract itself. After deployment, you normally submit the token address, symbol, decimals, and logo file to the places where you want the token to appear.

Why does my token not appear in my wallet yet?

Some wallets need the token imported manually. Paste the deployed contract address into the wallet on the same network where you deployed it.

Can I mint more tokens later?

No. This builder creates a fixed-supply ERC20, which means the full supply is minted once at deployment and there is no extra mint function added afterward.

Do I need to verify the contract after deployment?

Usually yes if you want easier trust and transparency. Contract verification on a block explorer lets other people inspect the source code and helps wallets, explorers, and communities understand what was deployed.

What costs should I expect before deploying?

You will normally pay the network gas fee for contract deployment, and later you may pay extra fees for actions like adding liquidity, verifying the contract, or moving tokens between wallets.

Create a token. Keep full control.

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