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Tokenry: no-code crypto token tools for Solana and 12 EVM chains

With Tokenry's crypto token tools, you create, launch, airdrop and manage tokens on Solana and 12 EVM chains. The Tokenry fee for a new token is 0.15 SOL on Solana, or from 0.01 ETH on Ethereum, plus network and third-party costs. Every action is a transaction you sign in your own wallet.

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One launch on Base

01Source sent to BaseScan
Create the token
Name
Nebula
Symbol
NEBL
Supply
1,000,000,000
Features
Tax, Anti-whale
Tokenry fee0.016 ETH
02Trading live
Open the pool
Pair
NEBL / ETH
Exchange
Uniswap v3
Fee tier
1%
First buy
0.5 ETH, same tx
Tokenry fee0.005 ETH
03Sent
Airdrop holders
0x71C4…9a2E
25,000 NEBL
0x3fB0…11d8
25,000 NEBL
0xA94e…c07F
25,000 NEBL
+ 1,197 more, 400 per transaction
Per recipient0.0001 ETH
04Owner: you
Manage or renounce
Mint supply
Enabled
Max wallet
2% of supply
Buy / sell tax
0% / 0%
Ownership
Renounce
Contract ownerYour wallet

Networks

Supported networks, all on mainnet.

Open your chain's page to see its tools and the Tokenry fee for a new token there.

SolanaSPL Token · from 0.15 SOLCreateTax tokenClaim taxAirdropPoolAddRemoveClaim feesIncineratorBurnLP burnRevoke
EthereumERC-20 · from 0.01 ETHCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
BaseERC-20 · from 0.01 ETHCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
ArbitrumERC-20 · from 0.01 ETHCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
PolygonERC-20 · from 100 POLCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
BNB ChainBEP-20 · from 0.05 BNBCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
RobinhoodERC-20 · from 0.01 ETHCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
OptimismERC-20 · from 0.01 ETHCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
UnichainERC-20 · from 0.01 ETHCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
ArcERC-20 · from 30 USDCCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
InkERC-20 · from 0.01 ETHCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
AvalancheERC-20 · from 3 AVAXCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees
CronosCRC-20 · from 400 CROCreateAirdropManagePoolAddRemoveClaim fees

Tools

One tool for each step of a token's life.

Pick the tool for the step you are on. On Solana, the Incinerator closes token accounts you no longer need to get their rent back, Burn Tokens burns tokens and can close the emptied account, and LP Burner burns or locks a pool's LP tokens.

01 · 13 chains

Token Creator

Deploy an ERC-20, BEP-20 or CRC-20 smart contract, or an SPL token on Solana, from one form.

EVM Tokenry fee: a base fee plus one fee per paid feature, such as Tax, Mintable or Anti-whale
On Solana, revoking mint, freeze or update authority at creation costs nothing extra and is permanent
The full supply goes to your wallet

Create a token

02 · 13 chains

Liquidity

Open a pool on a supported DEX, set the opening price and add your own first buy as the pool opens.

On EVM chains, the first buy runs inside the pool transaction with no Tokenry fee
Burn the LP, or lock a v4 position and keep its fees; either choice cannot be undone
Add or remove liquidity later and claim pool fees, on all 13 chains

Open a pool

03 · 13 chains

Multisender

Airdrop a token or the native coin to a list of wallets, typed in or from a CSV file, with each row checked before you sign.

Solana airdrops work with SPL Token and Token-2022 tokens

Send an airdrop

04 · 12 chains

Token Manager

Change or lower the tax, mint or burn supply, pause transfers, and transfer or renounce ownership, on an EVM token made with Tokenry.

Only the features your token was built with can be changed
Renouncing ownership ends every owner action and is permanent
No Tokenry fee, gas only

Manage a token

05 · Solana

Revoke Authority

Revoke the mint or freeze authority on a Solana token one at a time, and keep the ones you still need.

Without mint authority the supply is fixed; without freeze authority no token account can be frozen
Each revoke is permanent, and anyone can check it on the explorer
0.05 SOL per authority, plus the network fee

Revoke an authority

Security

Tokenry never holds your keys.

Each card below names one thing you can check yourself, in your wallet or on the explorer.

Keys
Your wallet signs each transaction
On every chain, each transaction is built from the details you entered. Tokenry's server holds no key that signs for your wallet.
Owner
Owner powers only from the features you pick
An EVM token gets an owner only when it has Mintable, Pausable, Blacklist, Tax or Anti-whale and was not renounced at creation.
Review
A review screen before you sign
The Token Creator, Liquidity Pool Creator, Multisender and Revoke Authority tools show the token details, amounts, recipients and Tokenry fee on one screen first.
Source
Source code sent to the explorer
Tokenry submits each EVM token's source to the chain's explorer for verification once the deploy confirms, so keep the page open until then. Once the explorer accepts it, anyone can read the source instead of bytecode.
Checked
Pool transactions tested before you sign
Before your wallet asks you to sign, Tokenry checks EVM pool, add, remove and claim transactions. If one will probably fail, you see a warning; a failed transaction still costs gas. Solana tools check each transaction first too.
Fees
When the Tokenry fee is not charged
On Solana, the Tokenry fee is part of the action's own transaction, so a transaction that fails or does not land charges no Tokenry fee. On EVM chains, a reverted token deploy returns its fee, and the Multisender charges only for delivered payouts. A transaction that fails on chain still costs gas or the network fee.

All 12 EVM chains use the same 4 Tokenry contracts, and the security page lists their addresses on each chain. On Solana, Tokenry deploys no program of its own.

Fees

Tokenry fees, paid in each chain's own coin.

Each paid action in the fee table below has a fixed Tokenry fee. Airdrops are priced per wallet, and claiming pool fees is priced per pool on Solana and per claim on EVM chains.

Compare every chain

Network · Solana

Create a token: 0.15 SOL
Create a liquidity pool: 0.1 SOL
First buy with the pool: 0.1 SOL
Add or remove liquidity: 0.05 SOL each
Claim pool fees: 0.01 SOL per pool
Airdrop: 0.001 SOL per wallet
Revoke an authority: 0.05 SOL each

Tokenry fees only. Gas or the network fee, Solana rent and third-party costs are added to these.

The details

Build and signing details for Solana and EVM chains.

EVM templates and Solana's token programs

Each EVM token is built from a template on OpenZeppelin Contracts, with only the features you picked.

A Solana token uses the SPL Token program with Metaplex Token Metadata, or Token-2022 with its metadata in the mint for a tax token, so there is no contract code to compile.

Wallet signatures to create a token and send an airdrop

A token takes one signed transaction to create, on every chain.

An airdrop goes out in transactions of up to 400 wallets on EVM chains, and sending a token can need an approval first. On Solana, one wallet signature covers about 150 to 320 wallets, depending on the asset and whether each wallet already has a token account.

What changes from one chain to the next

The chain you pick sets the coin for fees and gas, the token standard and the DEXes that can hold your pool.

Solana: SOL, SPL, Raydium CPMM or Meteora DAMM v2.

Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain, Optimism, Unichain and Ink: ETH, ERC-20, Uniswap v2, v3 or v4.

Avalanche: AVAX, ERC-20, Uniswap v2, v3 or v4.

Polygon: POL, ERC-20, Uniswap v2, v3 or v4, or QuickSwap v2 or v3.

BNB Chain: BNB, BEP-20, PancakeSwap v2 or v3, or Uniswap v2, v3 or v4.

Arc: USDC, ERC-20, Uniswap v3 or v4.

Cronos: CRO, CRC-20, VVS Finance v2 or v3.

FAQ

Questions about Tokenry.

Something not covered here? Contact support.

What is Tokenry?

Tokenry, at tokenry.tools, is a no-code, non-custodial toolkit to create, launch, airdrop and manage tokens on Solana and 12 EVM chains.

Which blockchains does Tokenry support?

Tokenry runs on 13 chains, all on mainnet: Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Optimism, Unichain, Arc, Ink, Avalanche and Cronos. The Token Creator, Multisender and liquidity tools work on all 13. The Token Manager works on the 12 EVM chains. Revoke Authority, the Tax Token Creator, Claim Tax, the Incinerator, Burn Tokens and LP Burner work on Solana only.

Is Tokenry legit, and who runs it?

Tokenry was built by its founder, Sanket Dalvi, whose background is on the about page. The security page lists Tokenry's contract addresses on each EVM chain, so you can open them on the explorer before you sign. For help, email support@tokenry.tools or use the form on the support page.

How does Tokenry charge for its tools?

Each paid action has a Tokenry fee in the chain's own coin, with no account or subscription. The Tokenry fee for a new token is 0.15 SOL on Solana, or 0.25 SOL for a tax token, or 0.01 ETH plus 0.003 ETH per paid feature on Ethereum. Gas or the network fee is added on every chain. A new Solana token also pays account rent and Metaplex's 0.01 SOL metadata fee. The fees page lists every fee by chain.

Do I own the token I create, and can I give up control later?

Yes. The full supply goes to your wallet. If your EVM token has an owner, you can transfer ownership in the Token Manager, and the new owner must accept. You can also renounce ownership there, which is permanent. On Solana, you can revoke mint or freeze authority later. Revoke update authority at creation, at no extra fee, once your details are final; every revoke is permanent.

Is Tokenry a launchpad?

No. Tokenry runs no token sales and no bonding curve. It is a self-serve tool set for tokens you launch yourself, and your token can trade once a liquidity pool exists for it. As the first liquidity provider, you set the starting price of that pool.

Which tool do I use for each step of a token launch, and in what order?

Tokenry's tools follow a token launch in 4 steps, on Solana or an EVM chain: 1. Create the token with the crypto token creator. 2. Create a liquidity pool so the token can trade, with an optional first buy. 3. Airdrop the token to holders with the token multisender. 4. Manage the token or give up control: the Token Manager on EVM chains, revokes on Solana.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Each Tokenry tool is a web form. You fill it in, then sign the transaction in your own wallet, such as MetaMask or Phantom. You write no Solidity or Rust.

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