Create an ERC-20 Token on Robinhood Chain

Deploy your own ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain without code: name, supply, features, and what one signature does.

Dexmint Admin2026-10-04

You deploy your own ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain, an EVM L2 built on Arbitrum Orbit with gas paid in ETH, by filling in a form and signing from your own wallet. You pick a name and symbol, set the supply, choose the features your project needs, and approve. This tool is for on-chain ERC-20 contracts. It is unrelated to stock brokerage accounts.

Dexmint is non-custodial. Dexmint prepares the deployment transaction and shows you a complete fee breakdown in ETH before anything moves. The fee is bundled into the deploy transaction, so you sign once. If you do not sign, nothing is created.

What an ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain is

ERC-20 is the standard token format across EVM networks, and Robinhood Chain is EVM-compatible. MetaMask, Rabby, exchanges, aggregators, and explorers can interact with standard ERC-20 contracts when they support the network. Gas is paid in ETH, and the chain uses Arbitrum Orbit technology.

Deploying a token from scratch normally means writing and verifying a smart contract. This tool bundles the whole thing into a form, then a single deploy transaction you approve once.

The five steps in the form

First you connect a wallet: MetaMask, Rabby, or any EVM wallet. You pick Mainnet to deploy for real, or Testnet to run the entire flow with free test ETH first. Then you enter the name and symbol people will see in wallets and explorers, set the decimals, and choose the initial supply minted at launch. You can also set a hard cap that total supply can never exceed.

Next you pick the template features: optional cap, burn, pause, and permit, plus transfer tax, deflation, reflection, anti-bot, anti-whale, and a one-time airdrop. Most feature choices are fixed at deployment and cannot be added later. A logo and description are optional: Dexmint uploads that off-chain metadata to IPFS and records its URI with the deployment record, while the contract itself commits to a metadata hash rather than exposing the URI. Finally the fee ledger shows the base fee and every add-on in ETH, and after you sign, the result shows the contract address and an explorer link.

What you get when the deploy confirms

You receive the contract address, your token permanent identity on Robinhood Chain. The configured initial supply goes to your selected recipient, with any creation-time airdrop amounts sent to the wallets you listed. Dexmint records the deployment and submits the contract source for explorer verification.

Your wallet owns the contract. That ownership is what lets you pause transfers, mint more supply, or make the contract immutable later, using the authority tools.

What to do after deployment

After deployment, use the management tools that match the features you selected. You can mint more supply while minting remains active, revoke minting when the supply is final, or renounce ownership after the settings are final.

The multisender handles a later distribution to many wallets. Each action is separate and visible on-chain.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to create an ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain?

A flat Dexmint base fee in ETH, shown before you sign, with optional add-ons listed separately. The network also charges gas for the deployment. Dexmint does not take a percentage of your token supply.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. The form covers the name, symbol, supply, and feature switches. Dexmint builds the deployment transaction, includes the disclosed fee, and submits the source for explorer verification after confirmation.

Is this the right tool to create my token?

Yes, if you want to deploy a new ERC-20 contract on Robinhood Chain. If your token already exists and you only want to add supply, use the Mint tool instead.