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Token options
Every option you can set at launch, by network. Start with a plain token and add advanced controls only if needed.
Start with a plain token: a name, a symbol and a supply. Everything else is optional. Advanced options give the owner power over holders or change how trading works. They are off by default and listed in the launch review.
Token basics
Everything a plain token needs. No special powers for the owner.
| Option | What it does | Token family | Availability | Shown in launch review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name, symbol & supply | Choose what your token is called, its ticker, and how many tokens exist. | EVM chains, Solana | Available | No |
| Decimals | Set how divisible each token is. 18 is common on EVM chains, 6 to 9 on Solana. | EVM chains, Solana | Available | No |
Utilities
Optional quality-of-life features for builders and holders.
| Option | What it does | Token family | Availability | Shown in launch review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metadata | On-chain name and symbol, with a URI linking an image, description and project links. Hosted JSON or your own URI can be used; wallet display varies and the update authority is separate from mint and freeze authorities. | Solana | Available | No |
| Default exchange | A planned shortcut for choosing a default exchange at creation. The current builder does not enable it, supported liquidity tools are separate. | EVM chains | Planned | No |
| Token recovery | Recover tokens or native coins sent to the contract by mistake. | EVM chains | Available | No |
| Permit | Allow EIP-2612 approval signatures. Submitting the signature on-chain still requires a transaction and network fees. | EVM chains | Available | No |
Supply & access controls (advanced)
Owner powers over supply and over who can transact.
| Option | What it does | Token family | Availability | Shown in launch review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mintable | Let the owner create more supply after launch. | EVM chains, Solana | Available | Yes |
| Freezable | Let the owner freeze individual token accounts. | Solana | Available | Yes |
| Pausable | Let the owner temporarily halt all transfers. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
| EnableTrading function | A planned dedicated trading switch. It is not enabled in the current launch templates; optional pausing is a separate control. | EVM chains | Planned | When implemented |
| Blacklist | Block specific addresses from transacting. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
Limits (advanced)
Guardrails that shape how the token can be traded at launch.
| Option | What it does | Token family | Availability | Shown in launch review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anti-bot cooldown | Enforce a delay between outgoing transfers from nonexempt wallets. Exempt pools do not rate-limit buys; this does not guarantee bot protection. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
| Max amount per wallet | Cap how much of the supply any single wallet can hold. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
| Max transaction limit | Cap the size of a single buy, sell or transfer. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
Taxes (advanced)
Fees applied to trades or transfers, routed where you decide.
| Option | What it does | Token family | Availability | Shown in launch review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transfer fee | Charge up to 10% in tokens on ordinary transfers. Fees go to a fixed recipient or the fixed allocations selected at launch. The owner can only reduce the rate, never increase it. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
| Buy fee | Charge up to 10% in tokens on transfers from registered V2 pools. Pool withdrawals can also be charged. Rates can only decrease. | EVM chains | Network-dependent | Yes |
| Sell fee | Charge up to 10% in tokens on transfers to registered V2 pools. Liquidity deposits can also be charged. Rates can only decrease. | EVM chains | Network-dependent | Yes |
| Transfer tax | Planned Token-2022 transfer-fee support. The current Solana builder creates standard SPL tokens without a transfer-fee extension. | Solana | Planned | When implemented |
| Liquidity tax | Collect a fixed share of fees for V2 liquidity. The creator processes batches with minimum receipts, LP tokens are permanently burned. | EVM chains | Network-dependent | Yes |
| Dividend tax | Allocate a fixed share of fees to holders, claimed in the same token without looping through holders. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
| Auto-burn tax | Permanently burn a fixed share of collected fees, reducing the token supply. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
| Up to 5 wallet taxes | Split the remaining collected fees across up to five fixed wallets with fixed shares. | EVM chains | Available | Yes |
Buy and sell fees on EVM
Enable Buy fee or Sell fee in the advanced creation options. Each rate is capped at 10% and can only decrease after deployment, a rate reduced to zero cannot be enabled again. Fees are paid in your token to one fixed recipient. The ordinary-transfer rate is separate and never stacks with a buy/sell rate.
Choose trusted V2 factory contracts on the selected network before deploying: this allowlist is permanent. After creating liquidity, register each pool from your token's Advanced controls panel before trading. Registration verifies that the pool contains your token and is returned by an allowed factory. Pool registration is permissionless and permanent, including after ownership is renounced. It does not exempt the pool from wallet limits or cooldowns: configure any needed exemptions separately.
Transfers from a registered pool use the buy rate, transfers to one use the sell rate. Pool-to-pool transfers use the sell rate once. These rules can charge liquidity deposits and withdrawals too. Anyone can create or use an unregistered pool or another trading route and pay only the ordinary-transfer fee, which may be zero. Register known eligible pools before trading, but do not assume every trade will pay the buy/sell tax. A custom factory is trusted by the creator, registration cannot establish that a malicious factory is safe. Standard V3 routers do not support fee-on-transfer tokens. Existing immutable tokens and classic Solana SPL tokens cannot gain these controls.
Allocate collected fees
Liquidity tax, Dividend tax, Auto-burn tax and Up to 5 wallet taxes are available for new EVM tokens, including Polygon. Enable a transfer, buy or sell fee first. Burn, dividend and liquidity percentages are shares of the collected fee and must total at most 100%, they never stack extra taxes on top of the capped rate. For example, allocating 25% of a 4% sell fee to burn burns 1% of the sold amount. The remainder goes to fixed fee wallets; their relative shares total 100%. All allocation shares and recipients are fixed at deployment.
Auto-burn removes tokens from supply. Dividends accrue in the same token, based on balances after a taxed transfer; holders claim through Token dividends in the dashboard using their own wallet. Earned rewards remain after transferring a balance. Registered pools, the token contract, its liquidity router and the burn address do not accrue new rewards. Claims respect pausing, blocking and wallet limits. Fee wallets cannot be blacklisted. Sub-token rounding dust stays reserved and cannot be withdrawn by the owner. Rewards depend on collected fees and are not guaranteed.
Liquidity fees accumulate automatically, without swaps inside users' trades. Choose a trusted V2 router and factory on the selected network before deploying. Register the token/native pool and configure needed exemptions. The owner or original creator previews and processes a batch: half is swapped for the native coin and the remainder is paired with proceeds. Quotes expire after one minute; minimum swap/liquidity receipts and a transaction deadline limit execution. LP tokens go permanently to the burn address. The original creator retains only this processing permission after ownership transfer or renunciation. Unused tokens stay available for another batch; native refunds stay for later liquidity. Neither these fees nor dividend reserves can be rescued. Burning this LP does not protect other pools or remove other token powers.