Polygon

Token infrastructure, built for Polygon

Create an ERC-20 on Polygon, airdrop it to thousands of wallets for a few cents, and manage it after launch. Non-custodial, no code, and cheap enough to run often.

Pricing
Standard token50 POL
Advanced token150 POL
Multisend0.5 POL / recipient
GasShown in wallet
From form to mainnet
~60 sec
Deployed from Tokenry's factory contract in a single transaction.

Tools on Polygon

Launch, distribute, and manage ERC-20 tokens from one place. No code required.

Why teams launch on Polygon with Tokenry

Non-custodial by design

The server only builds transactions. Every signature happens in your wallet, and your keys never leave it.

Flat, visible pricing

Fees are shown in POL before you sign. No subscriptions, no hidden costs, no surprises at the wallet prompt.

Standard ERC-20 output

Tokens work everywhere out of the box - wallets, DEXs like QuickSwap, and exchange listings.

What people build with it

From community launches to payroll, the same tools cover the whole lifecycle.

Airdrops & claims

Distribute a new ERC-20 to thousands of holders in batched transactions.

Community & meme tokens

Launch, renounce ownership, and prove the contract can never be changed.

Payouts & rewards

Send POL or tokens to contributors, winners, or your whole team in one batch.

Tokens with tokenomics

Add taxes, transaction limits, and burnable supply - then tune them later in the manager.

How it works

1

Connect your wallet

MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or any wallet via WalletConnect. No sign-up, no email.

2

Configure and review

Fill in the details and see exactly what you will pay before anything is signed.

3

Sign in your wallet

The server builds the transaction; only your wallet can approve it. Done in seconds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Create an ERC-20 token with standard or advanced features, airdrop it to thousands of wallets with the multisender, and manage it after launch: mint or burn supply, adjust taxes and limits, or renounce ownership.

MATIC was rebranded to POL in September 2024, one-to-one, as the native coin of Polygon. It is the same asset and the same network; only the name and ticker changed. Searches for MATIC and POL refer to the same coin.

Gas on Polygon PoS is paid in POL, which is the asset MATIC became. If your wallet still shows a MATIC balance, that balance is POL and works for gas exactly as before.

ERC-20. Polygon PoS is EVM-compatible, so tokens you create are standard ERC-20 tokens that work with every EVM wallet, DEX, and tool with no changes.

QuickSwap is the flagship DEX on Polygon and the usual first stop for new-token liquidity, and Uniswap and SushiSwap are also live on Polygon. Add a liquidity pool and your token is tradable straight away.

Pricing is a flat fee in POL, shown before you sign, with no percentage of your supply taken. Polygon network gas rounds to a fraction of a cent and is shown by your wallet on top.

Yes. The same tools run on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Optimism, Unichain, and Solana. Switch networks from the chain selector or the Networks row on this page.

Token Tools for Polygon, End to End

This is the hub for launching and running a token on Polygon PoS. Deploy an ERC-20 from a battle-tested factory contract, airdrop it to a full list of wallets with the multisender, and adjust supply, taxes, or ownership from the token manager once it is live. Your token verifies on PolygonScan and is ready to trade on QuickSwap immediately.

The tools are meant to be used together: create the token, distribute it to your community, then manage it as the project grows. Everything is a guided form, and you sign each transaction yourself.

Built for High-Volume, Low-Cost Operations

Polygon's sub-cent gas changes what is economically worth doing. Airdropping a token to thousands of wallets, collecting a small tax on every trade, or sending regular reward distributions are routine on Polygon when the same operations would be costly on Ethereum mainnet. If your project runs frequent token operations, Polygon is the natural home for them.

That makes the whole toolkit land differently here: you create cheaply, airdrop to a large list cheaply, and keep managing the token cheaply over its life.

POL, MATIC, and Non-Custodial Basics

Polygon's native coin is POL, which replaced MATIC one-to-one in September 2024. It is the same network and the same asset with a new name; nothing changed for your wallet or your tokens. Fees on Tokenry are shown in POL, and if your wallet still labels the coin MATIC, it is the same thing.

Tokenry is non-custodial: the server only builds the transaction and your wallet signs it, so you keep full ownership. When your tokenomics are final, renounce ownership from the token manager to prove on-chain that the contract can no longer change.

Ready to launch on Polygon?

Your token can be live on mainnet in under a minute.

Non-custodial
Keys never leave your wallet
Fees shown before signing
Live on 9 networks