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Security

Non-custodial tools, public contracts.

Tokenry never holds your keys, and its own contracts are published on each chain's explorer. This page sets out how your keys and your tokens stay with you.

How your keys and tokens stay yours

  • Your keys, always

    Every action is a transaction you sign in your own wallet. Tokenry is a dApp, not a custodian: it never holds your private keys and cannot move your funds.

  • Built on standard code

    EVM tokens are built on OpenZeppelin's widely used contracts, with optional features such as taxes and a max-wallet limit added on top. Solana tokens use the native SPL Token program, with their name and logo link in Metaplex's Token Metadata program.

  • Owner powers you can see, and give up

    The token creator's review lists the features you are about to deploy. Depending on those features, the owner can mint new supply, change taxes, fee exemptions and the swap router, or set the holding limit. Those powers stay in the contract until you renounce ownership, which removes them for good.

  • Source submitted for verification

    Once the creator page sees your deploy confirm, Tokenry submits the token's source code to the chain's explorer for verification, so holders can read it. Keep the page open until then, and check the explorer, since a submission can fail.

  • Liquidity positions stay yours

    For a top-up, the pool launcher uses your v3 or v4 position for one transaction, through a message you sign, and returns it before that transaction ends. It keeps no tokens or positions. A token approval you gave it can remain unused, and it only moves tokens in a transaction you send.

  • Rehearsed before you sign

    Each EVM liquidity transaction is simulated against live chain state before you send it. If the simulation fails, the tool shows the reason and does not send the transaction.

On-chain

Our verified contracts

These are Tokenry's own on-chain contracts on each chain's explorer. Click any address to inspect it. The pool launcher is the contract behind the EVM liquidity tools: it creates pools, adds to them and withdraws from them in a single transaction, and every token, coin and position it handles goes to your wallet, or to the burn or lock you chose, in that same transaction.

ChainToken CreatorMultisenderPool Launcher
SolanaRuns on Solana's native SPL Token and Token-2022 programs, Metaplex's Token Metadata program for token details, and on Raydium's and Meteora's own programs for liquidity. Tokenry deploys no custom Solana program.
Ethereum0x50D4...fF200xB0c1...4d780x5868...90b7
Base0x50D4...fF200xa640...Cdf20x2cbC...ac2e
Arbitrum0x50D4...fF200x46fB...10C90xd81e...9023
Polygon0x50D4...fF200xC679...dBDD0x4F64...1c38
BNB Chain0x50D4...fF200x60D7...32Ad0xAacE...5e90
Robinhood0xB94F...D0aD0x81d7...65590xD228...2099
Optimism0xA838...D29f0xB94F...D0aD0x57aA...D12c
Unichain0xB809...49400x50D4...fF200x332b...dde8

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