Create an ERC-20 or BEP-20 Token on Any Major Network

To create an ERC-20 or BEP-20 token, pick a network, enter the token name, symbol, decimals and total supply, connect a Web3 wallet and confirm one transaction. The contract is deployed to the network you chose, its Solidity source is verified on that network’s block explorer automatically, and the full supply plus contract ownership sit in your own wallet from the first block. The fee is flat per network — 0.02 ETH on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Robinhood Chain, 600 POL on Polygon and 0.1 BNB on BNB Smart Chain — plus that network’s gas. No account, no subscription and no private key is ever requested.

The easiest way to create an ERC-20 or BEP-20 token online — no Solidity, no coding. Deploy OpenZeppelin-based contracts on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or BNB Chain and get 100% ownership the moment your token goes live.

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OpenZeppelin Libraries
Explorer Verified
100% Ownership
No Code Required

Flat fee per network6 EVM Networks

Deploy on 6 EVM Networks · Connect Any Wallet

Ethereum

Base

Arbitrum

Optimism

Polygon

BNB Chain

Robinhood

Create a token, from name to deploy

See the full flow - pick a network, configure your token, and deploy on-chain in under two minutes.

Everything You Need to Create Your Token

Professional-grade tools that make creating your own token simple, safe, and affordable for everyone.

OpenZeppelin-Based Contracts

Battle-tested ERC20 contracts following OpenZeppelin standards. Security-first architecture.

OpenZeppelin compliant
Re-entrancy protected
Auto-verified on block explorers

Instant Deployment

Deploy your token to any of six EVM networks in under 2 minutes with real-time tracking.

Flat Fee per Network

No surprises. One fixed fee covers full deployment, verification, and source code delivery.

20+ Token Features

Mintable, Burnable, Taxable, Anti-Whale, Reflection, Permit, ERC1363 and much more.

Source Code Delivery

Receive verified Solidity source code. Audit it, fork it, or build on top of it freely.

Complete Ownership

100% ownership transferred to your wallet. No backdoors, no admin keys retained by us.

No Account Required

Connect your wallet and go. No registration, no email, no KYC — completely permissionless token creation.

DEX Ready

Your token is instantly tradeable on Uniswap, PancakeSwap, QuickSwap and any DEX that supports your network the moment deployment completes.

Create a Token on Any Major Network

One no-code creator, six blockchains. Every feature is included — mintable, burnable, taxable, anti-whale and more — for a single flat fee per network. Choose your chain and deploy a verified contract in under a minute.

ERC-20

How to Create a Token Online in 4 Steps

From idea to live token in under 5 minutes — no coding required.

Configure

Enter token name, symbol, supply and select your desired features from our intuitive form.

Connect Wallet

Connect MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet or any WalletConnect wallet. Your address auto-fills the owner field.

Pay the Flat Fee

Confirm the flat network fee (0.02 ETH, 600 POL or 0.1 BNB) in your wallet. Gas is additional and usually minimal.

Token is Live!

Your token is deployed, verified on the block explorer, and source code delivered. Add it to Uniswap, QuickSwap or PancakeSwap instantly.

One Price, Everything Included

Every network has one flat, all-inclusive fee — no subscriptions, no tiers, no surprises. Every feature is included on every chain.

Network	Standard	Flat Fee
Ethereum	ERC-20	0.02 ETH	Create
Base	ERC-20	0.02 ETH	Create
Arbitrum	ERC-20	0.02 ETH	Create
Optimism	ERC-20	0.02 ETH	Create
Polygon	ERC-20	600 POL	Create
BNB Chain	BEP-20	0.1 BNB	Create
Robinhood	ERC-20	0.02 ETH	Create

Every network includes all 15+ token features (mintable, burnable, taxable, anti-whale, reflection and more), OpenZeppelin-based contracts, automatic block-explorer verification, full source code, and 100% ownership transfer. The flat fee is charged once in the network's native coin plus standard gas.

Which Network Should You Choose?

The contract code is the same on every supported chain. What changes is gas cost, where the liquidity already is, and which block explorer and DEX your holders will use.

Network comparison for a standard token deployment
Network	Standard	Settles on	Typical gas	Main DEX	Best fit
Ethereum	ERC-20	Itself (Layer 1)	Highest of the seven	Uniswap	Maximum credibility and the deepest liquidity
Base	ERC-20	Ethereum	Cents	Uniswap, Aerodrome	Consumer and community tokens, Coinbase reach
Arbitrum One	ERC-20	Ethereum	Cents	Uniswap, Camelot	DeFi tokens that need existing Layer-2 liquidity
OP Mainnet	ERC-20	Ethereum	Cents	Uniswap, Velodrome	Governance tokens and Superchain projects
Polygon	ERC-20	Its own validator set	Fractions of a cent	QuickSwap	Gaming, rewards and high transaction counts
BNB Smart Chain	BEP-20	Its own validator set	Fractions of a cent	PancakeSwap	Retail distribution and memecoins
Robinhood Chain	ERC-20	Ethereum	Cents	Early, limited	Early-mover projects that accept a new ecosystem

Three questions that settle the choice

Where will people trade it? A token is only as liquid as the pool behind it. Deploy where you can actually fund a pool and where your buyers already hold the native asset.
How many transfers do you expect? Airdrops, game rewards and staking move tokens constantly, and every transfer costs the holder gas. High-volume mechanics belong on Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism or BNB Smart Chain, not on Ethereum.
Does the chain need to be Ethereum itself? Some investors, listings and integrations still treat Ethereum mainnet as the default. If that matters more than gas, pay the gas.

Each deployment is independent. The same name, symbol and supply can be deployed on several networks, but those are separate contracts with separate addresses and separate liquidity — they are not bridged to each other.

What the Fee Covers — and What It Does Not

A deployment tool writes a contract to a blockchain. Being straight about where that stops is more useful than a longer feature list.

Included in the flat fee

Compilation and deployment of your token contract to the network you select
Automatic source-code verification on that network’s block explorer, so anyone can read the code
The full Solidity source, which is yours to keep, reuse and have reviewed independently
Transfer of the entire supply and of contract ownership to the wallet you connect, in the deployment transaction itself
Every optional feature on the form: mintable, burnable, pausable, taxable, reflection, anti-whale, blacklist, whitelist, batch transfer and the rest, with no upsell or tier

Not included, and not promised

Network gas. It is paid to the network, not to this service, and it varies with network conditions.
Demand, liquidity, holders or trading volume. Deploying a contract creates none of those.
Any exchange, wallet or screener listing. CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap and centralised exchanges each run their own review.
A third-party audit report. The contract comes from a standard, security-reviewed OpenZeppelin-based template, and no external audit of your specific deployment is published.
Safety as a property of your token. If you keep a live mint or pause authority, the contract stays centralised — that is a decision you make on the form, and holders can see it in the verified source.
Any price, valuation, or financial or legal advice. Whether issuing a token is lawful where you live is yours to assess.

Nothing here is custodial. No seed phrase, no private key and no token approval that could move your funds is ever requested — the only signature you give is the deployment transaction itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need coding skills to create a token?

No coding is required at all. ERC20Token.app handles every part of smart-contract development automatically. You fill in a simple form (token name, symbol, supply and features), connect your wallet, and we deploy a security-reviewed ERC-20 or BEP-20 contract to your chosen network - Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or BNB Chain - ready to trade in under a minute. No Solidity knowledge is needed.

How much does it cost to create a token?

There is one flat fee per network, charged in that network native coin: 0.02 ETH on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Optimism, 600 POL on Polygon, and 0.1 BNB on BNB Chain, plus standard gas. That single fee covers deployment, automatic block-explorer verification, full source-code delivery and 100% ownership transfer. No subscriptions, no hidden fees, no recurring costs.

Which networks and token standards are supported?

You can create a token on six EVM networks: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon as ERC-20 tokens, and BNB Chain as a BEP-20 token. The same audited contract and every optional feature are available on all of them - only the network fee, the block explorer and the main DEX differ.

Which wallets are supported?

MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet, OKX and any WalletConnect-compatible wallet, including mobile wallets via QR code. Click Connect Wallet, approve the request in your wallet, and you are ready to deploy on any supported network.

Who owns the token after deployment?

100% ownership is transferred directly to your wallet the moment the contract is deployed. ERC20Token.app keeps no admin keys, mint authority, backdoors or control of any kind. Your token is completely and irreversibly yours - no third party can modify, pause or interfere with it.

Can I add my token to a DEX like Uniswap or PancakeSwap?

Yes, immediately. Once deployed, your token contract address works on any DEX that supports its network - Uniswap on Ethereum and the Layer-2s, QuickSwap on Polygon, and PancakeSwap on BNB Chain. If you enable the Liquidity Pool feature, you can configure automatic LP setup at the time of deployment.

Is the smart contract audited and safe?

Every token is built on OpenZeppelin battle-tested, audited libraries - the industry standard behind projects like Compound, Aave and Uniswap. No unaudited custom code is introduced, and your source code is automatically verified on the network block explorer so anyone can inspect it. You also receive the full source code.

Can I set a logo and social links for my token?

Yes. During creation you can upload a token logo (PNG, JPG or SVG) and add your website, Twitter/X, Telegram and Discord links. These are embedded in your token metadata and can appear in wallets and DEX interfaces that support token metadata.

How long does it take to create a token?

Usually under a minute. Once you confirm the transaction in your wallet, the contract is deployed and verified within seconds to a couple of minutes, depending on network congestion, and you receive the contract address immediately.

Can I create tokens on more than one network?

Yes. Each deployment is independent, so you can create as many tokens on as many networks as you like. There is no account, no usage limit and no subscription - just connect your wallet and choose your chain each time.

How do I verify my token contract on a block explorer?

You do not have to. Verification is part of the deployment: the Solidity source, compiler version and constructor arguments are submitted to the block explorer automatically, so the Contract tab shows readable code rather than bytecode within a minute or two of deployment. If you later deploy a contract yourself, outside this tool, you would do the same job manually through the explorer Verify and Publish form or an API key.

How do I add my new token to MetaMask?

Copy the contract address from the success screen or the block explorer, open MetaMask on the same network, choose Import tokens, paste the address and MetaMask fills in the symbol and decimals from the contract. The token does not appear by itself because wallets only track assets you add. Anyone who wants to hold it does the same thing once.

What does it actually cost, fee plus gas?

Two separate amounts. The flat service fee is 0.02 ETH on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Robinhood Chain, 600 POL on Polygon and 0.1 BNB on BNB Smart Chain. On top of that you pay the network gas for the deployment transaction, which goes to the network and not to this service. Gas is the highest on Ethereum mainnet and costs cents or fractions of a cent on the Layer-2 networks, Polygon and BNB Smart Chain, so the chain you pick changes the total far more than the fee does.

Can I renounce ownership later, and should I?

Yes. Ownership sits in your wallet, so you can call the renounce function from the block explorer at any time, which permanently removes the owner and every owner-only function with it. Renouncing is a genuine trust signal for a finished, fixed-supply token. It is the wrong move while the contract still has a mint, pause, tax or upgrade authority you may need, because once renounced nothing can be changed again — a multi-signature wallet or a timelock is the better answer in that case.