Token creation and deployment for ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL and Jetton

Which token standard fits your product?

The right token standard is the one supported by the chain and product flow you have chosen. We scope creation for ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL, or Jetton tokens, then confirm the specific behavior and handover requirements before implementation.

Bring these decisions to the kickoff:

• Network: identify the chain and the environment for deployment.
• Supply: define the initial supply and whether future minting or burning is part of the intended behavior.
• Permissions: list who may perform privileged actions and whether those permissions should be limited or removed after deployment.
• Presentation: provide the token name, symbol, and the metadata or asset details you want prepared.
• Integrations: note wallets, applications, or other contracts that need to recognize the token.

These choices affect the design and testing scope, so they should be settled before the deployment transaction. If you are still comparing the technical scope, start with Web3 development or review smart contract development. We will use your answers to produce a written specification for approval rather than infer token behavior from a ticker or project description.

What happens between contract approval and deployment?

Deployment begins only after you approve the token specification and the network details. We implement the agreed contract or token program, check that its behavior matches the specification, and prepare the deployment using the project’s designated account and environment.

A practical review covers the details that are easy to miss when a team focuses only on the token name:

• Does the initial supply match the approved plan?
• Are any minting, burning, pausing, or administrative permissions explicitly documented?
• Do the selected name, symbol, and decimals match the project’s intended integrations?
• Is the deployment account controlled by the project, and is the team ready to authorize the transaction?

You retain control of project decisions and deployment authorization. We coordinate the technical work and provide the transaction and contract references for your records. If the token is one component of a larger product, align its interface with the planned dApp development before launch. That reduces avoidable mismatches between the token specification and the application that will use it.

How are token verification and metadata handled?

Verification and metadata make a deployment easier for your team and users to inspect, but they are separate tasks. We prepare the source and deployment information for verification on the relevant explorer where that workflow is available, and organize the token details and assets required for its metadata presentation.

The handover can include the deployed address, network, transaction reference, source files, verification status, and the metadata information prepared for the agreed scope. Before kickoff, send the final token name and symbol, approved asset files, project links, and any formatting or integration requirements. Flag any field that is not final so it does not get treated as approved content.

Review the handover against this checklist:

• The address and network match the deployment record.
• The source corresponds to the deployed version.
• Token details are consistent across the files and materials you supplied.
• Your team knows which account controls any retained permissions.

For tokens that also need a listing or profile workflow, see listings and verification. The token build covers its agreed technical deliverables, not a separate platform profile submission.

How we run the token build from week one to handover

A token project moves through specification, implementation, deployment, and handover, with your approval at the points that affect behavior or access. In week one, we use a kickoff checklist to confirm chain, standard, supply decisions, permissions, metadata inputs, and who can authorize deployment.

After the specification is approved, we build and review against that record. Before launch, you receive the deployment details for a final check: correct network, correct account, and approved token behavior. At launch, the authorized project representative confirms the transaction. We then prepare the verification and metadata handover included in scope.

After deployment, we organize the project files and references so your development team can use them in the next stage. The timing depends on how quickly the team finalizes requirements, supplies assets, and approves the specification; we confirm the working schedule after reviewing those inputs.

Our account lead keeps the checklist and open decisions in one review thread, so technical questions and approvals have a clear owner. If your roadmap also needs application work, coordinate the token build with Web3 development and dApp development rather than treating deployment as the entire product launch.

What is included in token creation and deployment?

The service covers the agreed token implementation and deployment scope, not every product or launch task around it. The starting price is from $450 / project; we confirm the scope before work begins based on the selected standard, required behavior, and deployment and handover needs.

A scoped project can include:

• A written token specification for your approval.
• Implementation for the selected standard: ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL, or Jetton.
• Review of the implementation against the approved behavior.
• Deployment coordination and transaction details.
• Source verification preparation where the relevant explorer workflow supports it.
• Metadata preparation and a handover of project files and references.

To make the scope clear, tell us whether you need one standard or several, whether any special permissions are required, and which metadata assets are ready. Token economics design, a dApp, liquidity arrangements, exchange applications, and marketing are separate work unless explicitly included in the agreed scope. For adjacent development, explore smart contract development; for commercial planning, review pricing.

What can affect a token deployment on its chosen chain?

A token deployment depends on the chain’s transaction environment and the accuracy of the project’s approved inputs. We confirm the target network and account before launch, but the chain’s transaction processing and an explorer’s verification review remain outside our control; we promise only the agreed implementation, deployment work, and handover, not acceptance or display decisions by a third-party platform.

Your team can reduce avoidable delays by confirming the deployment account is ready, supplying final metadata, and naming the person authorized to approve the launch transaction. If the project changes supply behavior, permissions, or chain after specification approval, we pause to document the change and assess the revised scope before proceeding.

Treat the token address and deployment record as project-critical references: store them with the approved specification, and share them with the application team through your normal access controls. When you are ready to scope the build, send us the target chain, preferred standard, intended token behavior, and the person who will approve deployment. We will return a kickoff checklist and proposed scope for review.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.

How it works

1. Week 1: confirm the specificationComplete the kickoff checklist for chain, standard, supply, permissions, metadata, and deployment authorization. We send the written specification for approval.
2. Build against approved behaviorWe implement the agreed token and review it against the approved requirements. Any change that affects behavior is documented for your decision.
3. Review launch detailsConfirm the target network, deployment account, and token details before launch. Your authorized representative approves the transaction.
4. Deploy and prepare verificationWe coordinate deployment and organize the transaction and contract references. We prepare source verification where the relevant explorer workflow supports it.
5. Hand over files and metadataReceive the agreed project files, deployment record, verification status, and prepared metadata details for your team’s next steps.