Robinhood ERC-20

Robinhood Chain Token Creator: Create an ERC-20 Token, No Code

Create and deploy a verified ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain with no code. No Robinhood account needed, verified on Blockscout, gas paid in ETH, from 0.01 ETH.

How to Create an ERC-20 Token on Robinhood Chain

Connect your wallet

Connect MetaMask, Rabby, or any EVM wallet set to Robinhood Chain. This wallet pays the fee, receives the full token supply, and becomes the contract owner.

Choose Standard or Advanced

Pick a Standard ERC-20 token (0.01 ETH) for a clean fixed supply, or Advanced (0.03 ETH) to add transaction taxes, auto-liquidity, auto-burn, and anti-whale limits.

Configure your token

Set your token name, symbol, and total supply. Advanced tokens also let you set buy, sell, and transfer taxes, fee-collector wallets, and the maximum any single wallet can hold.

Review and deploy

Check your configuration and the deployment fee, then sign one transaction. Robinhood Chain confirms in a fraction of a second, so your token is live almost immediately.

Verified and live

Your contract source is verified on Robinhood Chain's Blockscout explorer automatically. Share the address, add liquidity on Uniswap, and your token is ready to trade.

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No Code Required

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

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Fully Transparent

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

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Multi-Chain

Available on Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and BNB Chain.

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Full Ownership

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum Layer 2 that Robinhood launched on mainnet in July 2026. It is built on Arbitrum Orbit and settles to Ethereum, uses ETH for gas, is fully EVM-compatible (chain ID 4663), and confirms blocks in roughly 100 milliseconds. Contract deployment is permissionless, so anyone can build on it.

No. Robinhood Chain is a permissionless public network, so you do not need a Robinhood brokerage account or any approval to deploy. Any EVM wallet, such as MetaMask or Rabby, can connect to the chain and create a token through Tokenry. All you need is a little ETH for the fee and gas.

They are completely separate. Robinhood's Stock Tokens are official products issued by Robinhood that track the price of equities like Apple or Nvidia, and they are not something you create. A token you make with Tokenry is your own independent ERC-20 smart contract that happens to run on the same chain. You own and control it outright, and it has no connection to Robinhood's Stock Tokens.

The Tokenry fee is 0.01 ETH for a Standard token or 0.03 ETH for an Advanced token, plus gas. Because Robinhood Chain is an L2, gas is paid in ETH and costs a fraction of a cent. You pay once per deployment, keep 100% of the supply, and there is no subscription or cut of your token.

No code, and yes it is verified. Tokenry builds the token from a standard OpenZeppelin base, deploys it, and submits the source to Robinhood Chain's Blockscout explorer at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. Because it comes from a known template rather than custom code, there are no hidden mint functions or owner backdoors.

Uniswap has been live on Robinhood Chain since day one of mainnet, so after deploying you can pair your token with ETH there to open a market. Use a V2-style pool if your token charges a transaction tax, since concentrated-liquidity pools do not handle fee-on-transfer tokens. Advanced tokens with auto-liquidity feed the pool automatically as volume grows.

Advanced tokens include buy, sell, and transfer taxes up to 20% each, automatic burns, auto-liquidity, anti-whale wallet caps, and multiple fee-collector wallets. Each tax splits by the ratios you set, and the chain's low gas keeps the swaps behind those mechanics cheap to run.

The wallet you deploy from owns the contract and holds the entire supply; Tokenry keeps no keys and cannot touch it. When your tokenomics are final, you can renounce ownership to make the contract immutable, a common trust signal for community tokens.

Create an ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain, No Code

Robinhood Chain is Robinhood's own Ethereum L2, and Tokenry lets you launch an ERC-20 on it without writing a line of code. Connect an EVM wallet, set a name, symbol, and supply, choose your features, and sign one transaction. The chain confirms in a fraction of a second, the wallet you deploy from keeps the full supply and owns the contract, and Tokenry holds no keys and takes no share.

You do not need a Robinhood account or any permission to do this. The chain is public and permissionless, so deploying is the same self-custody flow as any other EVM network. Tokenry generates the contract from a standard OpenZeppelin base and verifies the source on the chain's Blockscout explorer as soon as it deploys, so holders can read the exact code.

What Robinhood Chain Is, and What It Is Not

Robinhood Chain launched on mainnet in July 2026. It is built on Arbitrum Orbit, settles to Ethereum, uses ETH for gas, and is fully EVM-compatible with chain ID 4663 and block times around 100 milliseconds. In other words, it behaves like any other Ethereum L2 for a token creator, just backed by a major consumer brokerage.

One thing to keep straight: the chain is best known for tokenized real-world assets, including Robinhood's own Stock Tokens that track equity prices. A token you create with Tokenry is not one of those. It is your own independent ERC-20, entirely separate from Robinhood's official products, that simply runs on the same network. You control it, and it carries none of Robinhood's issuance or backing.

A Chain With a Mainstream Audience

What sets Robinhood Chain apart from other new L2s is who stands behind it. Robinhood is a mainstream brokerage with tens of millions of users, and the chain was built to bring that audience on-chain. In its first weeks it became one of the most active L2s by daily users, and in practice most of that activity has been community tokens rather than institutional assets.

For a token launch, that combination is the draw: a fast, cheap, EVM-standard chain attached to a consumer brand and a genuinely active user base, with none of the permission gates you might expect from a company-run network. You deploy exactly as you would on any other chain, and your token lands somewhere with real traffic.

Standard vs Advanced, and Life After Launch

A Standard token is a clean, fixed-supply ERC-20: name, symbol, decimals, and supply, with no owner controls left over. An Advanced token adds taxes on buys, sells, and transfers, automatic burns and liquidity, anti-whale caps, and multiple fee wallets, the mechanics most trading and community tokens use. Supply logic stays immutable for holder safety, so moving from Standard to Advanced means a fresh deployment rather than an edit.

Once your token is verified on Blockscout, open a market by pairing it with ETH on Uniswap, which has run on Robinhood Chain since launch. Advanced tokens with auto-liquidity keep that pool topped up from taxes as volume grows. From there, post charts on DEXScreener and DexTools and share your contract address. When the tokenomics are final, renounce ownership to lock the contract, or manage an Advanced token from the Tokenry Token Manager.