Arbitrum Token Creator: Launch a Token Your Wallet Owns

Launching your own ERC-20 on Arbitrum One with the Arbitrum token creator from Tokenry takes a single transaction and no code. The wallet that signs owns it. Standard is a flat 0.01 ETH. Advanced costs 0.03 ETH and covers taxes, anti-whale, minting and a supply cap. Gas, also in ETH, is added to that. The factory is verified on Arbiscan.

Arbitrum ERC-200.01 ETH for a standard token, 0.03 ETH for an advanced one, plus network gas

Token type

Token details

18 is standard for most ERC-20 tokens

Why Tokenry

  • No Code Required

    Create and launch tokens without writing any code. Visual configuration for all features.

  • Fully Transparent

    All token data is publicly visible and verifiable on block explorers.

  • Multi-Chain

    Works on Solana and 8 EVM chains, including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and BNB Chain.

  • Full Ownership

    You have full control. We never hold your keys, tokens, or authority.

How it works

Create ERC20 Token on Arbitrum One Without Coding

  1. 1

    Connect a wallet on the right network

    Use a wallet that holds ETH on Arbitrum One. A wallet on any other network gets a switch request before anything is signed.

  2. 2

    Decide what the token can do

    Pick Standard or Advanced first. Features cannot be added after the token contract is deployed, so choose for the token you plan to run.

  3. 3

    Name the token and set its supply

    Configure the token name, a symbol of up to 10 characters and the initial supply. Decimals start at 18 and can go from 0 to 18.

  4. 4

    Confirm the fee and every setting

    Look over the review screen and sign once to create and deploy the token. The entire token supply goes to your wallet. Tokenry is non-custodial.

  5. 5

    Move on to a pool or the Token Manager

    Copy the contract address from the success screen. Create Liquidity Pool passes that address to the pool tool, and Manage Token is there for edits after launch.

Detailed guide

How to Create a Token on Arbitrum

Create a token on Arbitrum in about a minute with a no-code tool for 0.01 ETH, or write the Solidity yourself. Step by step, with the mistakes to avoid.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I need ARB to create a token?

No. Tokenry's fee and the network gas are both paid in ETH, so a wallet that holds only ARB cannot deploy. ARB is the Arbitrum DAO's governance token, which holders use to propose and vote on changes to the network. You never spend it here.

What will I pay in fee and gas?

Tokenry's token creation fee is a flat 0.01 ETH for Standard or 0.03 ETH for Advanced. Gas is the separate transaction fee the Arbitrum network charges. Arbitrum's docs explain that the cost of posting your data to Ethereum is added to the gas your transaction uses. So the network fee your wallet shows already includes it.

How can I check the factory is safe before I sign?

Tokenry's factory, 0x50D4d7C4e05c3C756C4BfB2023f4a13CE5cbfF20, is verified on Arbiscan and is not a proxy, so it cannot be upgraded. Tokenry submits each new token's source code to Arbiscan once the deploy confirms, as long as the page stays open. Until you renounce, the owner can use only the features the token has. These can include minting, taxes of up to 20% each, fee wallets, the holding limit, exemptions and a tax token's swap router.

Does my token go on Arbitrum One or Nova?

Arbitrum One, chain ID 42161. The tool switches your wallet to it and blocks the deployment if the switch fails. Arbitrum Nova, chain ID 42170, is a separate AnyTrust chain that Tokenry does not support. Arbitrum Sepolia, the testnet (chain ID 421614), is not supported either.

How do I get ETH onto Arbitrum One?

Withdraw ETH to your wallet address from an exchange that supports this network. Or bridge it from Ethereum mainnet with the official bridge at portal.arbitrum.io/bridge. Arbitrum's docs put a deposit at about 15 to 30 minutes. Funds left on mainnet do not count, and the balance check stops you before your wallet opens.

Where does my token trade after the deploy?

It trades wherever a pool holds liquidity for it. Tokenry's liquidity pool creator opens Uniswap V2, V3 or V4 pools for 0.002 ETH, paired with ETH, USDC or any token address you paste. Camelot is not offered. If a tax token keeps the default router, its taxes apply in the Uniswap V2 ETH pair made during its deploy.

How long does it take to deploy a token on Arbitrum?

Most of the time is the review screen and your signature. Tokenry starts compiling your contract as that screen opens, since Advanced tokens take longest to build. Arbitrum One then produces a block roughly every 250 milliseconds, according to Arbitrum's research forum.

How do I add a logo to my token page on Arbiscan?

Request a logo update at arbiscan.io/tokenupdate after you sign in to an account there. For a token the factory deployed, ownership is proven with a message signed by the owner wallet and sent through the site's contact form. The logo and token information appear once the request is approved.

The details

More about the Arbitrum Token Creator

01

A new ERC-20 contract on Arbitrum One, apart from ARB

Every Tokenry deploy creates a fresh smart contract on the Arbitrum One blockchain. The token contract carries the name, symbol and supply you chose, at an address of its own. ARB is a separate token, so holding yours gives no vote in the DAO, and ARB holders have no say over your contract.

No new chain is created. Arbitrum is a layer 2 built on Ethereum by Offchain Labs. The chain your token lives on is an optimistic rollup, which runs transactions itself and posts their data to Ethereum.

An ERC-20 token follows the token standard that wallets, explorers and DEXes read for balances and transfers. That lets wallets and DeFi apps across the Arbitrum ecosystem read your token from its address. A wallet may not show a new token until you import that address.

Once your contract is deployed, the multisender sends it to up to 400 wallets per transaction. Longer lists split automatically under one token approval. Across 9 chains, people have made 820+ tokens with Tokenry.

02

Owner changes allowed on each Arbitrum tier

Pick Standard if the token should stay exactly as it starts, and Advanced if you want settings you can adjust later. A Standard token keeps a fixed total supply with no minting, and the owner role can only be handed to another address or renounced.

Advanced lets each of the buy, sell and transfer taxes go as high as 20%. The wallet share of those taxes can be split across as many as 10 wallets.

The anti-whale setting stops any one wallet holding more than a share you pick, from 0.5% to 100% of supply. Your deploying wallet is not limited. Minting can run up to an optional cap, and token holders can burn their own tokens.

A fixed-supply community token fits Standard. A project that plans to tax trades or mint later needs Advanced from the start. Renouncing ends owner changes for good on either tier.

After launch, the owner makes tax, mint and ownership changes in the Token Manager, for gas only. Both tiers are built on OpenZeppelin's audited token library. The taxes, limits and minting Tokenry adds have not been audited on their own.

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