Avalanche ERC-20

Avalanche token tools

Avalanche token tools for a C-Chain ERC-20: create one for 3 AVAX plus 0.8 AVAX per paid feature. Send AVAX or a token to a list at 0.02 AVAX per recipient. Change the token's settings after launch with no Tokenry fee. Your wallet signs every transaction, and network gas in AVAX comes on top.

Create an Avalanche token

  1. Deploy a plain ERC-20, or add taxes, anti-whale limits, minting or burning.

    Avalanche Token Creator
    • ERC-20 with only the features you pick, in one transaction
    • Buy, sell and transfer taxes
    • Anti-whale limits, burnable and mintable supply
    • Ownership stays with your wallet

Use cases

What people launch on Avalanche

How it works

How to use Tokenry on Avalanche

  1. 1

    Connect your wallet

    MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or any wallet via WalletConnect, with no account to create.

  2. 2

    Configure and review

    Fill in the details and see any Tokenry fee before you sign.

  3. 3

    Sign in your wallet

    Only your wallet can approve the transaction, and Tokenry never holds your keys.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is gas on Avalanche paid on top of the Tokenry fee?

Yes, and the gas is paid in AVAX to the network, not to Tokenry. The Tokenry fee is 3 AVAX plus 0.8 AVAX per paid feature to create a token and 0.02 AVAX per recipient to send. Your wallet shows the gas before you sign, and the creator's review lists the total Tokenry fee in AVAX.

Can I use any Avalanche tool without paying a Tokenry fee?

Yes, the Avalanche token manager. It has no Tokenry fee, so tax changes, minting, burning, pausing and ownership changes each cost only network gas in AVAX. Creating a token and sending an airdrop carry a Tokenry fee. A token with no paid features pays only the 3 AVAX base Tokenry fee, plus gas.

Which Avalanche tools work with a token made somewhere else?

The Avalanche multisender does. It sends AVAX or any ERC-20 on the C-Chain, picked from your wallet or pasted by contract address. A token's own rules, such as tax, limits or a blacklist, apply to the airdrop the same way they apply to a normal transfer. The Avalanche token manager works with tokens made with the Avalanche token creator.

Does Tokenry hold my AVAX or my private keys?

No. You connect your own wallet, with no account to create and no code to write. The Tokenry fee is paid inside the transaction your wallet signs. A token airdrop moves tokens straight from your wallet to each recipient. You own the token contract from the first block, and Tokenry keeps no access. Read how Tokenry handles keys and signing.

The details

More about Avalanche token tools

01

AVAX prices for creating, sending and managing a token

The Avalanche token creator charges a 3 AVAX Tokenry fee plus 0.8 AVAX for each paid feature you add. The 7 paid features are tax, anti-whale, mintable, burnable, pausable, blacklist and votes. One wallet transaction creates the token and pays the fee.

Renouncing ownership at creation, which is permanent, costs nothing extra. A token renounced at creation cannot have anti-whale, mintable, pausable or blacklist, because those features need an owner.

The Avalanche multisender charges 0.02 AVAX per recipient to send AVAX or any ERC-20, up to 400 wallets per transaction. A longer list goes out as several transactions, one after another. The Tokenry fee is paid in AVAX even for a token airdrop, and you pay it only for transfers that are delivered.

The Avalanche token manager has no Tokenry fee, so each change costs only network gas in AVAX.

Every Avalanche transaction pays network gas in AVAX on top of any Tokenry fee.

02

A sample Avalanche budget: 1 token, 500 wallets, gas

Create a token with tax as its only paid feature: 3 + 0.8 = 3.8 AVAX. Then airdrop it to 500 wallets with the multisender: 500 x 0.02 = 10 AVAX, sent as 2 transactions of 400 and 100 wallets.

Later, lower the tax in the token manager. Tokenry fees total 13.8 AVAX. Gas comes on top for each transaction: 1 to create, 2 to send and 1 for the tax change. The token airdrop also needs a permit signature, or an approval transaction if the token has no permit.

03

X-Chain, P-Chain or C-Chain: where an Avalanche ERC-20 lives

Avalanche's Primary Network has 3 chains, and only the C-Chain runs the Ethereum Virtual Machine, so ERC-20 tokens live there. The X-Chain holds Avalanche Native Tokens, and the P-Chain handles validators and staking (Avalanche's Primary Network docs).

Tokenry's Avalanche tools work on the C-Chain, chain ID 43114. Connect MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet or any WalletConnect wallet. A wallet set to another network is asked to switch to Avalanche.

Keep AVAX on the C-Chain to pay Tokenry fees and gas. Token and transaction links in the tools open on Snowtrace.

04

Avalanche token settings you can still change after launch

In the Avalanche token manager, you can change only the features your token was created with. You can lower or change taxes within the rule picked at creation: "Changeable up to 20%" or "Fixed, can only go down". You can mint up to the cap, if one is set, and burn tokens from your wallet. A burn is permanent.

You can also pause and unpause the token, blacklist and unblacklist addresses, and raise or remove anti-whale limits. Limits can only go up, and removing them is permanent. Each change is its own wallet transaction.

Ownership can move to a new wallet, which must accept it, or be renounced once the token is unpaused, its blacklist is empty and any anti-whale limits are removed. Renouncing ownership is permanent: nobody, you included, can change the token afterwards.

Exempt addresses, fee wallets and the coin that taxes are paid out in are set at creation and cannot be changed later.

Token tools on every network

Start building on Avalanche.

Connect a wallet, fill in a form and sign. There is no sign-up or code, and every Tokenry fee is shown in AVAX before your wallet opens.

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