ERC-20 on Monad
Monad Token Creator
Create an ERC-20 on Monad from the browser. 2725 MON, no Solidity, verified contract, and a chain that closes a block every 0.3 seconds.
The cost of creating the Token is 2725 MON, it includes all fees needed for the Monad Token Creation.
The creation process will start and will take some seconds. After that you will receive the total supply of the token in the wallet you choose.
How to use Monad Token Creator
- Connect your Monad wallet
- Write the name you want for your Token
- Indicate the symbol
- Put the Supply of your Token
- Click on create, accept the transaction and wait until your token is ready
Benefits of Token Creator
No contract to write
name, symbol, supply and decimals; the tool builds and signs the deployment
Verified automatically
the source is published on MonadVision as soon as the transaction confirms
Audited
Halborn and CoinFabrik have both reviewed the contracts behind Smithii's tools
You choose the rules
mint, burn, pause, anti-bot and tax are switches, not defaults
Standard ERC-20
Uniswap and every wallet read it without adding support
Non-custodial
the contract is yours from the first block; Smithii holds no key
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Yes, in the strict sense: Monad is EVM-equivalent, so the compiled bytecode is what an Ethereum deploy would produce. Wallets, explorers, aggregators and DEX contracts treat it as an ERC-20 because it is one. Nothing here is a Monad dialect.
About as long as the confirmation round-trip. Monad closes a block roughly every 0.3 seconds, so the contract usually exists before the interface has finished updating. The verification step on MonadVision is the slower half.
2725 MON for the creation, plus whichever extras you switch on, plus network gas. The total is shown in the form before you sign. The MON figures look big because MON is a cheap unit, not because the tool costs more here.
Any EVM wallet pointed at Monad: MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or anything WalletConnect reaches. The network is chainId 143 and the gas token is MON.
Yes. Uniswap V2 is deployed on Monad and already holds more than 21,000 pairs, and the Liquidity Pool tool opens against that same factory. Create the token, then pool it, then decide what to do about the chart.
Yes, on MonadVision, so anyone reading your token sees the source rather than a wall of bytecode. An unverified contract is the first thing a buyer holds against a launch.
Same contract, different clock
Monad executes transactions in parallel and settles them in order, which is an implementation detail everywhere it matters and invisible everywhere else. The token you deploy here is byte-for-byte the kind of ERC-20 you would deploy on Ethereum: same interface, same events, same approval flow. Nothing about it is Monad-specific, which is the point of an EVM-equivalent chain and the reason the tooling you already know keeps working.
The difference you actually feel is the wait. A deploy on mainnet is a couple of minutes of watching a pending tab. Here it is under a second, and the block that includes it has a 150 million gas ceiling, five times Ethereum's, so a busy moment on the chain does not push your transaction into the next block.
Why the fee is a four-digit number
Every fee on this page is quoted in MON, and MON is a low-unit-value token, so the figures look large next to the same tool on an ETH chain. 2725 MON is priced to sit where 0.01 ETH sits, not above it. Gas is separate and small: a plain ERC-20 transfer on Monad costs about 0.0066 MON.
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