Unichain Token Creator: No-Code ERC-20 Tokens on Unichain Mainnet

The Unichain token creator on Tokenry deploys an ERC-20 token of your own to Unichain mainnet without coding. It is a new token, not UNI. A Standard token is 0.01 ETH. Advanced, at 0.03 ETH, adds taxes, a holding limit, minting or a supply cap. Network fees, including gas, come on top, and the full supply goes to your connected wallet.

Unichain ERC-200.01 ETH for a standard token, 0.03 ETH 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

On Unichain, create the token first and the pool second

  1. 1

    Fund the wallet on Unichain itself

    Connect after your ETH is on Unichain. If the wallet sits on another network, approve the prompt to switch, or to add the network first.

  2. 2

    Select Standard or Advanced

    Standard keeps the token plain. Advanced adds extra rules. Choose the tier for the pool you plan to open.

  3. 3

    Type in the details that go on-chain

    Pick a symbol of 10 characters or fewer, then fill in the token name and total supply, and configure any Advanced settings. Decimals run 0 to 18 (default 18).

  4. 4

    Confirm the name and symbol on the review screen

    The review screen repeats your choices and the fee. The name and symbol are fixed after deployment, so fix any slip now. Then sign one transaction to deploy it.

  5. 5

    Keep the page open for the address

    Keep this page open until your token's address appears. Tokenry, with 820+ tokens made across 9 chains, then sends the source to Uniscan to verify it.

  6. 6

    Open a Uniswap pool next

    Unichain has had Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 core contracts since its first block. The [pool tool](/unichain-liquidity-pool-creator) opens a liquidity pool on one for 0.002 ETH plus network fees.

Detailed guide

How to create a token on Unichain

How to create a token on Unichain, Uniswap's own Layer 2, with no code: an ERC-20 for 0.01 or 0.03 ETH plus gas, verified on Uniscan, with a Uniswap pool on the same chain.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Which wallets work on Unichain, and how does mine add chain ID 130?

EVM wallets that let you add a custom network can connect, MetaMask among them. When you connect a wallet, the page asks it to switch to Unichain, chain ID 130. A wallet without the network shows a prompt to add it. Tokenry runs on mainnet only, so the Sepolia testnet is not an option.

How much ETH does a Unichain launch take, from token to pool?

Plan for a creation fee, a pool fee and gas on each transaction, all in ETH. The factory takes 0.01 ETH on a Standard token or 0.03 ETH on an Advanced one, inside the same transaction that deploys it. The pool tool then adds 0.002 ETH. You need no UNI, Uniswap's governance token, and creating a token earns none.

Is Tokenry legit on Unichain?

Yes, and you can check it before you sign. Your one transaction calls Tokenry's factory, 0xB80977b51ac2cc3Fd13F157B5C7Fb52812564940, and anyone can read its source on Uniscan. It has no proxy, so the code you read is the code that runs. Match that address in your wallet prompt before you approve.

Why is token creation not working on Unichain?

Usually one of two checks has stopped it before any fee is charged. The wallet must be connected to Unichain, not another network. Then the page reads your ETH balance on this chain alone, and the error shows that balance beside the fee it needs. Move ETH onto this chain, then try again.

Why does a tax token get a v2 pool when most Unichain trading is on v3 and v4?

Its contract opens one v2 pair against WETH (wrapped ETH) at deploy, and by default only that pair's trades pay the buy and sell taxes. DefiLlama puts most volume here on v3 and v4, but a transfer tax makes sells fail in those pools. So a taxed token belongs in that v2 pool, paired with ETH.

Can my token on Unichain use Uniswap v4 hooks?

Yes. A hook (custom code a v4 pool runs at set points, such as before or after a swap) attaches to the pool, not the token. The token contract itself holds no hook code. Tokenry's pool tool opens hookless v4 pools. A pool's hook is fixed when you create the pool, so set up a hooked pool on Uniswap directly.

The details

More about the Unichain Token Creator

01

Tier choice by Uniswap pool version

The tier depends on where the token will trade. A Standard token is an ERC20 token on Unichain with no extra rules, and it can pool on Uniswap v2, v3 or v4. An Advanced token adds rules on top. By default, a buy or sell tax works only on the v2 WETH pair the contract creates at deploy, so open the first pool there.

Each tax has its own rate from 0 to 20%, one for buys, one for sells and one for transfers. All three feed one split: part can be burned, part added to liquidity and part paid to up to 10 fee wallets. A holding limit caps what one wallet can hold, set at 0.5% of supply or higher. The deploying wallet is exempt. A mintable token lets you add to the initial token supply later, with an optional supply cap. The Advanced card also lets holders burn their own tokens.

02

What your wallet keeps after the deploy

A token from this Unichain token generator is a smart contract built on OpenZeppelin's ERC-20 and Ownable code. Your connected wallet deploys it through Tokenry's factory. The whole supply starts there, and the same wallet holds the contract owner role until you transfer or renounce ownership. Tokenry, a non-custodial tool, never sees your keys. Audits cover OpenZeppelin's library; Tokenry's own tax, limit and mint code has had none.

The Token Manager shows only the controls your token has. Every token gets an Ownership tab, where you can transfer or renounce token ownership. A mintable token adds a Mint tab. A tax token adds a Tax Settings tab for its rates and split, and a Swap Settings tab for its router. After you renounce, no wallet can mint more, change a tax or the holding limit, or repoint the swap router.

03

Block times, pool pairs and airdrops

Unichain is an Ethereum L2, which means it settles to Ethereum. It makes a block every second. Flashblocks add preconfirmations, an early signal that a transaction is in, after about 200 ms. The chain's docs call them an extension that apps opt into.

Tokenry submits your token's source to Uniscan, the chain's explorer, for verification, so buyers can read it there. Uniswap is the only DEX in the pool tool. Its v4 pools pair your token with native ETH, while v2 and v3 pools use WETH. Any version can pair with native USDC instead.

Holders can receive the token through the multisender, which takes up to 400 wallets per transaction at 0.0001 ETH each. Later, you can add liquidity or remove it for 0.002 ETH a time. Owner changes in the Token Manager cost the network fee alone.

More Unichain tools

Unichain Liquidity Pool CreatorOpen trading for a token
Unichain Add LiquidityDeepen an existing pool
Unichain Remove LiquidityWithdraw your liquidity
Unichain MultisenderAirdrop to many wallets
Unichain Token ManagerMint, taxes, ownership
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