Token minter
Your token.
Know the details.
Learn what goes into an ERC-20 token: its name, symbol, total supply and blueprint settings. Start with the guide to plan your configuration.
- Token name
- Your project
- Symbol
- PRJ
- Total supply
- 1,000,000
Before you start
Plan your token details.
- Your token name, symbol and total supply.
- The EVM network you are considering and the blueprint documentation.
- Any proposed tax settings and the intended recipient address.
Check compatibility.
The token-minter documentation covers ERC-20 blueprints for EVM networks. Check product-specific network support; Solana liquidity locking is a separate product.
Supported networks & productsKnow the cost.
The published minting fee schedule includes token-based charges and network-specific service fees. Read it before budgeting for deployment. Network gas is paid separately for transactions.
Token minter feesA stronger starting point
Start with a clear specification.
Document your token’s core details and understand its settings before making deployment decisions. Already have a token? You can go straight to liquidity locking or review your distribution plan.
Understand the blueprint.
Read how token templates differ and which settings matter for your project.
Make it your own.
Plan your name, symbol and supply. Understand any tax settings, recipient addresses and other blueprint features before choosing them.
Connect the next step.
Use your token with UNCX’s liquidity locking and distribution tools as your project develops.
How it works
Plan your token configuration.
Use the guide to understand token settings. Your configuration should match your project’s supply and distribution plan.
Token configuration guide- 01
Read about blueprints.
Compare the documented token templates and the settings each one uses.
- 02
Write down the details.
Choose your name, symbol and supply. Document any tax settings and recipient addresses for review.
- 03
Plan what comes next.
Decide how the token will be distributed and traded. An existing supported liquidity pool is a prerequisite for a liquidity lock.
Good foundations stand up to a closer look.
Read the documentation. Review the public audits. Build with a clearer picture.
What is a token blueprint?
A blueprint is a token template with a defined set of configuration options. Read the guide to understand the template and its settings; a no-code interface does not remove the need to review supply, permissions and fees.
What can I customize?
The guide covers core token details such as name, symbol and supply, along with blueprint-specific options. Understand the documented tax settings and other features before choosing a configuration.
What comes after creating my token?
Plan how your token will be distributed and traded. Once you have a supported liquidity pool, a public liquidity lock can make its unlock date verifiable. Review your team and investor allocation plan separately from your pool position.
Prepare a liquidity lockYour next move starts here