Base Token Creator: One-Transaction ERC-20 Deployment

For 0.01 ETH, Tokenry's Base token creator deploys a no-code ERC-20 in one signed transaction. The full supply goes to your wallet, and Tokenry submits its source to BaseScan for verification. Taxes, anti-whale, minting or a supply cap make the fee 0.03 ETH. Network gas is extra. Tokenry is non-custodial, with 820+ tokens created across 9 chains.

Base 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

Base token deployment, step by step

  1. 1

    Connect Coinbase Wallet or another EVM wallet

    To create a token on Base, connect your wallet: a browser extension, Coinbase Wallet or a WalletConnect app. A prompt to switch networks appears if needed.

  2. 2

    Match the tier to the token

    Pick Standard to create a meme coin or another basic token, or Advanced for the extras in the tier section below.

  3. 3

    Configure name, supply and decimals

    Type the token name and symbol, the total supply and the decimals, which default to 18 and range from 0 to 18. Advanced features add their own fields.

  4. 4

    Check the review screen

    Confirm the settings and fee, then press Deploy Token to sign. Base blocks land about 2 seconds apart, and your token contract is on-chain from the block that holds the deploy transaction.

  5. 5

    Take the address to the next tool

    Save the contract address the success screen shows, then press Create Liquidity Pool to open trading, or Manage Token to use the owner controls later.

Detailed guide

How to Create a Token on Base (No-Code & Code)

How to create a token on Base with no code for 0.01 ETH (0.03 ETH Advanced), or by writing the Solidity yourself. Steps, liquidity on Uniswap or Aerodrome, and mistakes to avoid.

More guides

All articles

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Something not covered here? Contact support.

What does Base gas add on top of the creation fee?

Base's fee docs split every transaction's cost into two parts. One is an L2 execution fee, and the other is an L1 security fee for posting the transaction's data to Ethereum. Both come out of your ETH balance, on top of the 0.01 or 0.03 ETH service fee.

Can I send ETH from my Coinbase account straight to Base?

Yes. Start a withdrawal in Coinbase, pick Base as the network, and the ETH goes to your wallet, ready to spend. For ETH on Ethereum mainnet, use a bridge listed in Base's docs, which mark the old bridge.base.org as deprecated. Before you sign, the tool checks that your Base balance covers the creation fee.

Will Coinbase app users be able to buy my token?

Coinbase app users can buy it once it has a liquidity pool and the app supports it. In-app trading is open in the US outside New York and many other countries. Orders route through DEX aggregators to on-chain DeFi pools, so no Coinbase listing is needed. Some tokens appear later, and known scams or thin-liquidity tokens may not be supported.

Will Base Sepolia test ETH pay for a deploy?

No. The tool connects only to mainnet, chain ID 8453, so testnet funds from a Sepolia faucet cannot pay the fee. Every crypto token you deploy here is a mainnet contract from the first signature and cannot be deleted, so check the review screen closely.

Which pool collects a Base tax token's buy and sell taxes?

With the default Uniswap router, a tax token charges buy and sell taxes on the V2 ETH pair its deploy created. That is the pair to fund first. The Base liquidity pool creator opens Uniswap pools only and lists the pairing options.

Can I launch the same token on Base and Ethereum?

Yes, as two separate ERC-20 contracts, one on each blockchain, with separate supplies. Tokenry deploys no bridge between them. Its factory has the same address on both chains, so your token's address may hold someone else's token on the other one. Before importing or sending, confirm your wallet is on Base, chain ID 8453, and check the address on BaseScan.

How is this different from a bonding-curve launch app?

Tokenry's token generator mints the full supply to your wallet in the deploy. Your own pool deposit then sets the opening price. A bonding-curve launch app sells tokens along a price formula that the app controls. If you create your own token here, its supply, taxes and limits come from the settings you chose in the form.

The details

More about the Base Token Creator

01

The price list after your token is deployed

After token creation, the paid follow-up steps on Tokenry each have a flat fee, with gas on top. The pool tool charges 0.002 ETH for a new token's first pool, and adding or removing liquidity later costs 0.002 ETH each time. Edits in the Token Manager carry no Tokenry fee.

An airdrop through the multisender costs 0.0001 ETH per recipient, with up to 400 wallets per transaction. On an ETH pair, a first buy from your wallet can go in the pool transaction at no extra Tokenry fee.

Tokenry's fees for a pool plus an airdrop to 200 holders come to 0.022 ETH on top of the creation fee. Gas and the pool deposit, meaning your tokens plus the ETH or USDC you pair them with, are paid separately.

02

Base token features and owner settings

A Standard token is an ERC-20 token with an owner role and no mint function, so its supply is fixed at deployment. Its owner has two options, passing the role to another address or choosing to renounce ownership. ERC-20, also written ERC20, is the fungible token standard that wallets and explorers on EVM chains read. Standard fits meme coins and utility tokens with simple tokenomics.

Advanced adds buy, sell and transfer taxes of up to 20% each, with up to 10 fee wallets. It can also cap how much each address holds at 0.5% to 100% of supply, with the deploying wallet exempt. Minting with an optional cap and holder burns are options too.

An Advanced token has more owner controls. On a mintable token, the owner can mint more, up to the cap if one is set. With anti-whale on, they can exempt wallets from the holding limit. Tax tokens have the longest list. In the Token Manager, the owner can edit tax rates, how the tax is split, fee wallets and tax exemptions. They can also mark other pools as taxed, repoint the swap router, and rescue ETH or other tokens sent to the contract.

Once ownership is renounced, nobody can use these owner controls again. Each smart contract comes from Tokenry's Solidity template, built on OpenZeppelin's audited ERC-20 library. The feature code on top has had no separate audit, and the security page shows how the contracts are built.

More Base tools

Base Liquidity Pool CreatorOpen trading for a token
Base Add LiquidityDeepen an existing pool
Base Remove LiquidityWithdraw your liquidity
Base MultisenderAirdrop to many wallets
Base Token ManagerMint, taxes, ownership
All Base toolsBase token hub