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Create ERC-20 token

Deploy an ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain with optional cap, burn, pause, permit, transfer tax, deflation, reflection, anti-bot, anti-whale, and airdrop features. Non-custodial — you sign every transaction.

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Token identity

0–18. Most tokens use 6 or 18.

Minted once to your wallet.

Defaults to your wallet.

02

Logo & metadata

Logo is optional on EVM. Many tokens don't use one — you can skip it and create your token without a logo.

03

Options

The Robinhood Chain Token Creator deploys your own ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain, an EVM L2 built on Arbitrum Orbit with gas paid in ETH. No code, no command line: pick a name and symbol, set the supply, choose the features your project needs, and sign from your own wallet.

Dexmint is non-custodial. We prepare the transactions and show you a complete fee breakdown in ETH before anything moves. You approve the flat Dexmint fee, then approve the deploy. If you do not sign, nothing is created.

How to create an ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain

  1. Connect your wallet

    Click Connect and choose MetaMask, Rabby, or any EVM wallet. Pick Mainnet to deploy for real, or Testnet to run the entire flow with free test ETH first.

  2. Describe your token

    Enter the name and symbol people will see in wallets and explorers, set the decimals, and choose the initial supply minted at launch. Optionally set a hard cap that total supply can never exceed.

  3. Choose your features

    The template ships with optional cap, burn, pause, and permit. You can also add transfer tax, deflation, reflection, anti-bot, anti-whale, and a one-time airdrop. Most features are baked into the contract at deploy, so they cannot be added later.

  4. Add a logo and description

    A logo is optional but recommended. Add a short description too, and it is stored with the contract metadata so wallets and explorers display your token properly.

  5. Review the fee and sign

    The fee ledger shows the base fee and every add-on in ETH before you approve anything. Sign the fee transaction, then sign the deploy transaction. Within a minute you get your contract address and an explorer link.

What is an ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain?

ERC-20 is the standard token format across the EVM ecosystem, and Robinhood Chain is EVM-compatible, so anything built for Ethereum works here: MetaMask, Rabby, DEXs, aggregators, and explorers all understand your token out of the box. Gas is paid in ETH, and the chain settles through 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.

What you get when the deploy confirms

You receive the contract address, your token's permanent identity on Robinhood Chain, with the full initial supply held by your wallet. The contract source is verified, so anyone can read exactly what your token does, and the whole config is public on-chain.

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.

After you create your token

Most launches do not stop at deploy. Teams mint more supply for rewards, revoke minting so buyers know the supply is fixed, make the contract immutable, and use the multisender to airdrop tokens to their community. Each of those is a separate one-signature tool linked below.

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 in the fee ledger before you sign, with optional add-ons itemised separately. The network itself charges a small amount of gas for the deploy. No hidden costs and no percentage of your supply is taken.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. The entire flow is a form: name, symbol, supply, and feature switches. Dexmint builds and verifies the smart contract, and your wallet asks for two signatures, one for the fee and one for the deploy.

Can I change my token after it deploys?

Only within what the contract allows. You can mint more supply while the token is mintable, and pause or resume transfers if you enabled those features. Feature switches like transfer tax or anti-bot are fixed at deploy, and revoking mint or renouncing ownership is permanent.

What do the anti-bot and anti-whale options do?

Anti-bot blocks buys and sells for a short window right after deploy so snipers cannot front-run your launch. Anti-whale caps how much one wallet can hold. Both are common launch safeguards, and both are locked in at creation.

Can I test without spending real ETH?

Yes. Point your wallet and Dexmint at Robinhood Testnet and deploy a practice token with free test ETH. The flow is identical, and you can verify the contract on the testnet explorer before doing the real thing.