Create an ERC-20 token on Base without coding
Prepare a standard ERC-20 configuration for Base Mainnet in a guided builder. Select Base, set identity and supply, choose only the controls you need, and review Chain ID 8453 before any wallet action.
- Network · Base
- Chain ID · 8453
Why choose Base for an ERC-20
Base is designed for EVM applications and uses ETH for transaction fees. A Base launch may suit projects whose users and liquidity already live in the Base ecosystem. Network choice does not replace token design: supply permissions, fees, limits and owner controls still deserve the same review as an Ethereum launch.
Base Mainnet facts to verify
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Network | Base |
| Chain ID | 8453 |
| Gas currency | ETH |
| Token standard | ERC-20 |
Base launch checklist
- Open the builder with Base selected.
- Confirm the summary says Base and Chain ID 8453.
- Review supply, decimals, permissions, fee percentages and every address.
- Keep enough ETH on Base for the separately quoted network fee.
- After deployment, record the address and verify source on the relevant Base explorer.
Pricing is network-independent
The starting fee is 0.02 ETH. Regular optional features add 0.005 ETH each and Trading Fees, Anti-Bot and Auto Liquidity add 0.01 ETH each. Base network gas is separate and set by the network, not ERC20Maker.
Base token generator FAQ
What is the Base Mainnet chain ID?
8453. Confirm this number in the builder summary and wallet before signing.
What pays gas on Base?
ETH on Base pays the network fee. The service price and network gas are shown as separate costs.
Is a Base token still ERC-20?
Yes. Base is EVM-compatible, and fungible tokens use the ERC-20 interface.
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Configure your token, review the price, and deploy from your wallet.