Arbitrum ERC-20

Arbitrum token tools

You can deploy an ERC-20, send it to wallet lists, edit its owner settings and open, add to or withdraw its liquidity with six Arbitrum token tools from Tokenry. On Arbitrum One, every pool they open or change is a Uniswap v2, v3 or v4 pool.

Create an Arbitrum token

Deploy a standard ERC-20, burnable if you like, or add taxes, a max-wallet limit or minting.
Open the Arbitrum Token Creator
- Standard or advanced ERC-20 in one transaction
- Buy, sell and transfer taxes
- Max-wallet limit, burnable and mintable supply
- Ownership stays with your wallet
Open trading on Uniswap at the price you set, with an optional first buy.
Open the Arbitrum Liquidity Pool Creator
- Uniswap, the version and fee tier you pick
- Set the opening price with your two deposits
- Optional first buy in the same transaction
- Keep the LP position in your wallet, or lock or burn it
Send ETH or your ERC-20 to a list of wallets, pasted or uploaded as a CSV.
Open the Arbitrum Multisender
- Paste a list or upload a CSV
- The same amount for everyone or one per wallet
- Up to 400 wallets per transaction
- Download what was sent as CSV
Add to an existing pool at its live price.
Open the Arbitrum Add Liquidity
- Pick one of your pools or paste a supported pool or token
- Type one side, the other fills at the live price
- Signed in your wallet, after any approval
Withdraw any share of your position back to your wallet.
Open the Arbitrum Remove Liquidity
- Withdraw 25, 50, 75 or any share
- See both tokens before you sign
- Earned fees are paid out with it
Mint, burn, change taxes, exempt wallets, or renounce ownership.
Open the Arbitrum Token Manager
- Change buy, sell and transfer taxes
- Mint or burn supply
- Exempt wallets from the holding limit
- Transfer or renounce ownership

CreateFrom 0.01 ETH

Standard or advanced ERC-20 in one transaction
Buy, sell and transfer taxes
Max-wallet limit, burnable and mintable supply
Ownership stays with your wallet

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Use cases

What people launch on Arbitrum

Community & meme tokens
Launch, open trading, then renounce ownership so the owner settings are locked for good.
Arbitrum Token Creator Arbitrum Liquidity Pool Creator Arbitrum Token Manager
Airdrops
Distribute a new ERC-20 to your holder list after launch.
Arbitrum Token Creator Arbitrum Multisender
Payouts & rewards
Send ETH or tokens to contributors, winners, or your whole team from one list.
Arbitrum Multisender
Tokens with tokenomics
Add taxes, a max-wallet limit, and burnable supply, then change rates and exemptions in the manager.
Arbitrum Token Creator Arbitrum Token Manager
Liquidity that grows
Open the first pool at your price, then add to it or take liquidity out as the token grows.
Arbitrum Liquidity Pool Creator Arbitrum Add Liquidity Arbitrum Remove Liquidity

How it works

How to use Tokenry on Arbitrum

1
Connect your wallet
MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or any wallet via WalletConnect, with no account to create.
2
Configure and review
Fill in the details and see any service fee before you sign.
3
Sign in your wallet
The server builds the transaction; only your wallet can approve it.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is there a fee claim tool or a revoke tool for Arbitrum tokens?

Tokenry has neither on Arbitrum One. Trading fees earned by an unlocked Uniswap v3 or v4 position are paid out with any withdrawal through remove liquidity, so there is nothing separate to claim. Revoke tools exist only for Solana mints. An Arbitrum ERC-20 from Tokenry has an owner instead, and its deploying wallet can renounce ownership in the token manager.

Is the pool creator or the multisender the first step for a live Arbitrum token?

Use the pool creator before the multisender while the token still lacks a Uniswap pool on Arbitrum One. Holders can trade it on a DEX only after a liquidity pool exists. If a pool is already trading, the multisender can send the token to holders, and add liquidity adds to that pool.

Which Tokenry tools on Arbitrum need only a token's contract address?

The pool creator, the multisender and add liquidity each start from a contract address, so they work with an ERC-20 deployed outside Tokenry. On Arbitrum One, add liquidity searches that address for the token's Uniswap v2 and v3 pools and its hookless v4 pools at the standard fee tiers, against ETH or USDC. A transfer tax keeps the token on v2 in the pool creator and can make a multisend pay out short or fail.

The details

More about Arbitrum token tools

What each Tokenry tool does on Arbitrum One

Tokenry's Arbitrum token tools charge service fees in ETH, plus gas. The token creator charges 0.01 ETH for a Standard deploy and 0.03 ETH for an Advanced one. The pool creator, add liquidity and remove liquidity charge 0.002 ETH per new pool, deposit or withdrawal. The multisender takes 0.0001 ETH per recipient. Using the token manager costs gas alone.

The Arbitrum token creator deploys a Standard or Advanced ERC-20 from Tokenry's factory contract. It then submits the source code for verification on Arbiscan, the Arbitrum One block explorer. The Arbitrum liquidity pool creator creates a Uniswap pool for the token, and its success screen links the pool transaction on Arbiscan.

The Arbitrum multisender splits a long list into transactions you confirm in order; if one fails, a retry resends the failed and unsent transactions and keeps the confirmed ones. Add liquidity on Arbitrum puts more liquidity into a Uniswap pool after launch. Remove liquidity on Arbitrum works only on positions your wallet still holds, so burned or locked liquidity cannot be withdrawn.

In the Arbitrum token manager, the wallet that deployed a token through Tokenry signs each owner change as its own transaction to the token contract. A wallet that later receives ownership cannot open the token there.

Chain ID 42161 for every Arbitrum tool on Tokenry

Every Tokenry tool on Arbitrum uses Arbitrum One, chain ID 42161. Arbitrum Nova is a separate chain with no Tokenry tools, and the Arbitrum token creator page explains the difference. Gas is paid in ETH. The gas estimate your wallet shows on Arbitrum One already includes the cost of posting the transaction's data to Ethereum. On Base and OP Mainnet, that data cost is charged as a separate L1 fee.

Taxed pairs of Arbitrum tax tokens, by router

Buy and sell tax on an Arbitrum tax token from Tokenry applies only on marked LP pairs. The deploy marks one pair, on the DEX of the router picked in the token creator. For older Arbitrum tax tokens, and for any deployed with "Router 2" (SushiSwap) or "Router 3" (Camelot V2), that pair is not on Uniswap.

Tokenry's pool, add and remove tools use only Uniswap on Arbitrum One. A pool they open for such a token is a separate pair, and trades there pay only the transfer tax rate. To tax a later Uniswap v2 pair as well, the deploying wallet, while it is still the owner, marks it in the LP Pools tab of the Arbitrum token manager.