From configuration to deployment
No Solidity, no command line, no hidden steps. A simple flow for you, a real blockchain process underneath.
- 8 stages, browser to chain
- Multi-network · 4 EVM chains
- 01
Configure token
In your browser
Enter the token name, symbol, initial supply and decimals. Everything happens locally in the page — no wallet needed yet, nothing leaves your browser.
Location · browserWallet · not needed - 02
Choose features
In your browser
Enable supply controls, transfer limits and launch options. Each toggle updates the deployment console immediately, with its live price.
Summary · liveValidation · inline - 03
Review price and fee
In your browser
Read the console line by line: identity, network, features and the pricing breakdown (0.02 ETH starting fee plus per-feature rates). What you see is what deploys.
Service price · in ETHGas · separate - 04
Connect wallet
Wallet handshake
Connect a Web3 wallet holding enough ETH. Connection only authorizes the site to propose transactions — keys never leave your wallet.
Custody · yoursKeys · never shared - 05
Sign transaction
In your wallet
Your wallet shows the exact transaction — action, gas fee, total. You approve or reject it there. ERC20Maker cannot sign on your behalf, ever.
Approval · explicitControl · yours - 06
Network confirms
On-chain
The signed transaction broadcasts to the selected network. Validators include it in a block — usually seconds to minutes — and the receipt returns your contract address.
Network · Your choiceFinality · by the chain - 07
Verify contract
On relevant block explorer
Publish the contract source on the relevant block explorer so anyone can confirm what the code does. Verification is transparency: it proves the code matches, not that it is safe.
Explorer · Relevant network explorerSource · public - 08
Token appears
Wallets & explorer
Import the contract address in MetaMask and share it with your community. Because the token is standard ERC-20, the ecosystem reads it immediately.
Standard · ERC-20Visible · instantly
What you need
A token concept
Name, symbol and total supply — decided before you open the builder.
A Web3 wallet
For example MetaMask or Coinbase Wallet, holding enough ETH.
ETH for fees
Service price plus the network fee, paid at deployment.
Fee wallet
A marketing wallet address, if you enable trading fees.
What ERC20Maker does — and does not — control
| ERC20Maker | You & the network | |
|---|---|---|
| Contract code | Generates standard ERC-20 from your settings | You review the summary before signing |
| Private keys | Never sees or stores them | Stay in your wallet, always |
| Gas fees | Shown separately, never set | Set by the network, paid by you |
| Deployment | Prepares the transaction | You sign; the network confirms |
| Ownership | Assigned per your configuration | Belongs to your addresses |
| Contract address | Returned in the receipt | Yours to share and verify |
| Token value | Makes no claim, ever | Decided by the market |
Start creating
Configure your token in minutes — no Solidity, no setup, no surprises.