Create a Token on Ronin
A no-code ERC-20 token maker for the Ronin Network. Pick a name, set the supply, choose your options, and launch your own token on Ronin mainnet in seconds — no Solidity, no deployment scripts. You own the contract.
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How to create a token on Ronin
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Connect your wallet
Connect a Ronin-compatible wallet. Your wallet becomes the owner of the new token contract.
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Configure your token
Set the name, symbol, decimals, and initial supply. Toggle mintable, capped supply, burnable, and pausable.
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Launch on Ronin
Pay the flat RON fee and confirm. Your ERC-20 deploys to Ronin mainnet and is instantly yours to manage.
A token maker built to be trustworthy
Anyone can create a token on Ronin with this tool, so it is built to make tokens that buyers can actually trust. Every token is a standard, audited-pattern OpenZeppelin ERC-20. There is no blacklist, no transfer tax, and no hidden mint — the building blocks of honeypots and rug pulls are deliberately left out.
The four feature flags — mintable, capped supply, burnable, and pausable — are immutable. They are fixed when the token is created and can never change. That means anyone can read a token's contract and know exactly, and permanently, what it can and cannot do.
Frequently asked questions
How do I create a token on Ronin?
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Connect a Ronin-compatible wallet, fill in your token's name, symbol, and initial supply, choose the options you want (mintable, capped maximum supply, burnable, pausable), and confirm the transaction. The token maker deploys a brand-new ERC-20 contract to Ronin mainnet that you own.
How much does it cost to create a token on Ronin?
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Creating a token costs a flat fee in RON plus the network gas to deploy the contract. Ronin gas is very cheap, so the total cost is low. The exact creation fee is shown on the form before you confirm.
What is a mintable token?
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A mintable token lets its owner create additional supply after launch. If you leave minting off, the supply is fixed forever at the initial amount. If you also set a maximum supply cap, minting can never push the total above that cap.
What does a capped (maximum supply) token mean?
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A cap is a hard limit on total supply that is fixed permanently when the token is created. Even a mintable token can never exceed its cap. Choosing 'uncapped' means there is no ceiling — only meaningful if the token is also mintable.
What are burnable and pausable tokens?
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Burnable means holders can permanently destroy their own tokens, reducing total supply. Pausable means the owner can temporarily freeze all transfers — useful for emergencies, but worth noting as a risk for buyers.
Do I own the token I create?
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Yes. The token maker deploys a standalone contract and transfers ownership to your wallet. You are the only owner — you can mint (if enabled), pause (if enabled), or transfer and renounce ownership at any time.
Is the token contract verified and safe?
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Each token is a standard OpenZeppelin-based ERC-20 with no blacklist, transfer tax, or hidden mint — those scam-enabling features are deliberately excluded. Every feature flag is immutable and publicly readable, so anyone can verify exactly what a token can and cannot do.