Polygon Token Creator: Deploy Your Own ERC-20 on Polygon PoS

Any wallet with enough POL can deploy its own ERC-20 on Polygon PoS through the Tokenry Polygon token creator, with no code. Standard costs 50 POL. Advanced costs 150 POL and adds trade taxes, a holding limit or later minting. Gas is paid in POL. The owner signs once, Tokenry submits the source to PolygonScan, and the token is final within seconds.

Polygon ERC-2050 POL for a standard token, 150 POL 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

What it takes to create a token on Polygon

  1. 1

    Link a wallet and accept the network prompt

    Use MetaMask or another browser wallet, Coinbase Wallet or WalletConnect. On another network, a prompt asks it to switch before anything happens.

  2. 2

    Fill in the token form

    Choose Standard or Advanced, then configure the name, symbol, supply and decimals. Leave decimals at 18 unless you need another value from 0 to 18.

  3. 3

    Create and deploy in one transaction

    After a last look at the name, supply and fee, sign one transaction. Your keys stay in the wallet, which becomes the contract owner and holds the full supply.

  4. 4

    Fund a liquidity pool for the token

    The success screen holds your new contract address. Its Create Liquidity Pool button opens the pool tool with this address filled in, and the liquidity you add there makes the token tradable. Manage Token leads to the owner settings.

Detailed guide

How to create a token on Polygon

How to create a token on Polygon with no code: deploy an ERC-20 in about a minute, verified on Polygonscan automatically, for 50 POL or 150 POL plus POL gas.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I still pay with MATIC, or only POL?

Only POL. The token creation fee and gas are both paid in POL, the native coin of the PoS chain. MATIC balances on that network have already become POL. On Ethereum the old coin still exists, and the Polygon Portal converts it 1:1 to POL.

Is Polygon zkEVM still an option for a new token?

No. Polygon zkEVM has been shut down, so Tokenry deploys only on PoS, chain ID 137. Older guides that show zkEVM deploy steps no longer apply. The Amoy testnet is not offered either, so each token you deploy is a real mainnet token.

How much POL do I need before I sign?

You need at least 50 POL for a Standard token or 150 POL for Advanced, plus network fees. Tokenry reads your PoS balance before the signing prompt and stops if it is below the creation fee. That check skips gas, so keep a little extra. Coins on Ethereum do not count. There is no free version of this token generator.

Which network should my POL withdrawal use?

Pick the Polygon network when you withdraw from an exchange. POL that sits on Ethereum crosses to PoS through the bridge in the Polygon Portal. Either way, send a small amount first and check that it arrives on PoS before you move the rest.

Is a token made on Polygon an ERC20 token?

Yes. Any crypto token you create with Tokenry on PoS is an ERC-20 token, the token standard from Ethereum. MetaMask and other EVM wallets and explorers can read it. You create your own token with its own name and symbol. The tool never creates POL itself.

Which pool charges my token's buy and sell tax?

Your tax token's deploy builds one V2 pair against WPOL, and buys and sells are taxed there. That holds with the default "Uniswap (Recommended)" router. Seed that pair by opening a Uniswap v2 pool with POL as the pair coin, so trading starts where the taxes run. The Polygon pool creator covers Uniswap vs QuickSwap for other tokens.

How soon is my new token final?

Within seconds. Polygon's documentation gives 2 to 5 seconds to finality, reached through what it calls milestones. After that, no reorganization of the blockchain can undo the block, so your token and its address are permanent. Wait for that before you share the address or fund a pool.

The details

More about the Polygon Token Creator

01

Fixed-supply tokens and tokens with rules

Standard makes a fixed-supply token. The whole supply is minted once, and the contract has no function to mint new tokens. That suits a community or meme token that needs nothing more. Advanced is for rules the contract enforces itself: trade taxes, a cap on what one holder can own, or minting later. At deployment those features go into the contract, and the owner can change their settings until ownership is renounced.

A project that funds a treasury from trading fits a tax token. Advanced taxes run up to 20% each on buys, sells and transfers. Each tax splits three ways: burned, added to liquidity, or sent to up to 10 fee wallets as POL or as the token. A tax token's taxed pair is created at deploy.

The anti-whale limit sits between 0.5% and 100% of supply, and the deploying wallet is exempt. If you turn on minting, a supply cap is optional. With the burn option on, holders can burn tokens from their own balance.

Because the rules live on-chain, a buyer can check them in the token's verified source. A Standard token's source has none of them, and nothing left out of the contract can be added later. Both tiers build the smart contract on OpenZeppelin's token code, and the form replaces any Solidity or coding.

02

Launch details specific to Polygon PoS

When you launch your token on the Polygon network, a POL pair on v2 or v3 holds WPOL. WPOL is the wrapped form of POL that a pool contract can hold, and a v4 pool can hold POL itself. The pool tool offers two DEXes for these pairs.

To airdrop the token, the multisender fits up to 400 wallets into one transaction, at 0.5 POL per recipient. A longer list goes out over several transactions. Sending tokens needs an approval first, and sending POL needs none.

After launch, the Token Manager shows a tab for each feature your token was built with, such as tax settings, minting or burning. Tokenry adds no fee there, so each change costs only gas.

In Tokenry's non-custodial flow, the server prepares each token-creation transaction, and nothing moves until you sign it in your own wallet. That flow is behind 820+ tokens made with Tokenry across 9 chains.

The factory contract is verified on PolygonScan, the chain's explorer, and Tokenry submits each new token's source there after its deploy transaction confirms, as long as the page stays open until then.

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