Unichain ERC-20

Unichain token tools

Half of Tokenry's six Unichain token tools work with Uniswap liquidity pools, and the other half deploy, send and manage the ERC-20 itself. Unichain is an OP Stack L2, so each transaction pays gas in ETH plus a fee for posting its data to Ethereum.

Create an Unichain token

Deploy a standard ERC-20, burnable if you like, or add taxes, a max-wallet limit or minting.
Open the Unichain Token Creator
- Standard or advanced ERC-20 in one transaction
- Buy, sell and transfer taxes
- Max-wallet limit, burnable and mintable supply
- Ownership stays with your wallet
Open trading on Uniswap at the price you set, with an optional first buy.
Open the Unichain Liquidity Pool Creator
- Uniswap, the version and fee tier you pick
- Set the opening price with your two deposits
- Optional first buy in the same transaction
- Keep the LP position in your wallet, or lock or burn it
Send ETH or your ERC-20 to a list of wallets, pasted or uploaded as a CSV.
Open the Unichain Multisender
- Paste a list or upload a CSV
- The same amount for everyone or one per wallet
- Up to 400 wallets per transaction
- Download what was sent as CSV
Add to an existing pool at its live price.
Open the Unichain Add Liquidity
- Pick one of your pools or paste a supported pool or token
- Type one side, the other fills at the live price
- Signed in your wallet, after any approval
Withdraw any share of your position back to your wallet.
Open the Unichain Remove Liquidity
- Withdraw 25, 50, 75 or any share
- See both tokens before you sign
- Earned fees are paid out with it
Mint, burn, change taxes, exempt wallets, or renounce ownership.
Open the Unichain Token Manager
- Change buy, sell and transfer taxes
- Mint or burn supply
- Exempt wallets from the holding limit
- Transfer or renounce ownership

CreateFrom 0.01 ETH

Standard or advanced ERC-20 in one transaction
Buy, sell and transfer taxes
Max-wallet limit, burnable and mintable supply
Ownership stays with your wallet

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Use cases

What people launch on Unichain

Community & meme tokens
Launch, open trading, then renounce ownership so the owner settings are locked for good.
Unichain Token Creator Unichain Liquidity Pool Creator Unichain Token Manager
Airdrops
Distribute a new ERC-20 to your holder list after launch.
Unichain Token Creator Unichain Multisender
Payouts & rewards
Send ETH or tokens to contributors, winners, or your whole team from one list.
Unichain Multisender
Tokens with tokenomics
Add taxes, a max-wallet limit, and burnable supply, then change rates and exemptions in the manager.
Unichain Token Creator Unichain Token Manager
Liquidity that grows
Open the first pool at your price, then add to it or take liquidity out as the token grows.
Unichain Liquidity Pool Creator Unichain Add Liquidity Unichain Remove Liquidity

How it works

How to use Tokenry on Unichain

1
Connect your wallet
MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or any wallet via WalletConnect, with no account to create.
2
Configure and review
Fill in the details and see any service fee before you sign.
3
Sign in your wallet
The server builds the transaction; only your wallet can approve it.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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What stays off-limits on Tokenry for a Unichain ERC-20 from another factory?

Only the token manager, which loads ERC-20s your wallet deployed through Tokenry's Unichain factory. The pool creator and the multisender take other tokens by contract address. A transfer tax limits a token to a v2 pool, and multisend recipients may get less than listed or the send may revert. In the add tool, a UNI pair opens from its pasted v2 pair or v3 pool address.

Do Tokenry's Unichain tools work with DEXes other than Uniswap?

The add and remove tools refuse a pasted pair or pool from any other DEX on Unichain. On v4 they also skip pools outside the 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% and 1% fees, such as dynamic-fee pools. There is no Tokenry fee claim tool here, since any v3 or v4 withdrawal pays out earned fees. See pool tools on every Tokenry chain.

The details

More about Unichain token tools

A Unichain ERC-20 and its Uniswap pools, tool by tool

Tokenry's Unichain token tools are a token creator, a liquidity pool creator, a multisender, an add tool, a remove tool and a token manager. Tokenry charges 0.01 ETH per Standard ERC-20 and 0.03 ETH per Advanced one. Each time a tool opens a pool, adds to one or withdraws from one, the fee is 0.002 ETH, and a multisend costs 0.0001 ETH per recipient. You pay gas on each of these as well. A token manager change sends no ETH to Tokenry.

With the Unichain token creator, one wallet transaction deploys the ERC-20 smart contract, and Advanced adds taxes, minting, a holding limit or a supply cap. The Unichain liquidity pool creator funds a new Uniswap pool for the token, paired with ETH, USDC or an ERC-20 you paste.

The Unichain multisender pays a list of wallets in ETH or in one ERC-20. Later, you can add liquidity on Unichain to a v2 pair, a new v3 or v4 position, or a position you already hold.

Remove liquidity on Unichain pays your share of a pool back to your wallet, and on v2 that share already holds the full 0.3% swap fee, since Unichain's v2 factory takes no protocol fee. The Unichain token manager changes owner settings such as taxes, fee exemptions, minting and ownership. Its settings open only for the deploying wallet, and only while that wallet still owns the token.

Uniswap is the only DEX Tokenry uses on Unichain

Tokenry's Unichain tools connect to one DEX, Uniswap. The pool creator, add tool and remove tool work with Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 pools, and at deploy the token creator ties a tax token to the Uniswap v2 router. With that default router, buy and sell tax applies on the token's marked v2 pairs. The first is the WETH pair its deploy made. Trades on v3 or v4 pay only any transfer tax.

Uniscan is the Unichain explorer. Once a deploy confirms, the token creator submits the new contract's source code to Uniscan for verification, if the creator page is still open at that moment. That submission can still fail.