Manage your Tokens
Create liquidity pool
Mint additional tokens, burn tokens
Change token owner or renounce ownership
Pause and unpause, manage whitelist and blacklist
Works with all tokens that were created with Token Tool
Manage token product documentation
Manage Token FAQ
How can I verify the source code of the token contract?
To verify the source code of the token contract, you can use the Automatic Verification feature under the "Manage Token" section on Token Tool. Simply input the contract address of your token, and the tool will automatically verify the source code, making it transparent and accessible for everyone. This feature is only possible for tokens created under the “DeFi Token” tab.
How do I mint new ERC20 tokens?
Minting new ERC20 tokens can be done through the "Manage Token" section on Token Tool. Simply navigate to the "Mint" feature, specify the amount you want to mint, and provide the recipient address. After confirming the transaction, the new tokens will be minted and available in the specified address. This action is possible only if the minting feature was enabled upon creating the token.
Can I burn or destroy ERC20 tokens?
Yes, you can burn or destroy ERC20 tokens using the "Burn" feature in the "Manage Token" section on Token Tool. Simply specify the amount of tokens you want to burn and confirm the transaction. Once completed, the specified tokens will be permanently removed from circulation. This action is possible only if the burning feature was enabled upon creating the token.
How do I add a liquidity pool for my ERC20 tokens to a Decentralized Exchange (DEX)?
To add a liquidity pool for your ERC20 tokens to a Decentralized Exchange (DEX), you can utilize the integration options provided by popular DEX platforms such as Uniswap. Through Token Tool, you can easily create & add a liquidity pool and submit to the respective DEX through “Add Liquidity Pool” in the “Manage Token” section.
Can I whitelist or blacklist addresses for ERC20 token transactions?
Yes, you can manage address whitelisting or blacklisting for ERC20 token transactions using the "Manage Token" function on Token Tool. This allows you to control which addresses are permitted or restricted from participating in token transactions. Simply click on the respective button and follow the instructions described on the screen. This action is possible only if the whitelisting/blacklisting feature was enabled upon creating the token.
Can I transfer and/or renounce ownership of ERC20 tokens?
Yes, you can transfer ownership of ERC20 tokens using the "Change owner" button in the "Manage Token" section on Token Tool. Additionally, you have the option to renounce ownership, permanently relinquishing control of the token contract via the “Renounce ownership” button.
Can I pause or stop ERC20 token transactions?
Yes, you can pause or stop ERC20 token transactions using the "Pause" button in the “Manage Token” section of Token Tool. This allows you to temporarily halt all token transactions, providing a mechanism for managing unexpected issues or implementing updates. You can unpause the token activity using the same method.
How do I force a transfer / clawback of ERC20 tokens?
To force a transfer or clawback of ERC20 tokens, simply go to Manage Token and click on "Force Transfer", then select the wallet address you want to move the tokens from, and the recipient address receiving the tokens. This allows you to override standard token transfer rules and execute transactions in exceptional circumstances.
Are there any limitations or restrictions on using the Token Tool for ERC20 tokens?
It is not possible to manage ERC20 tokens that were not created with Token Tool’s Create Token function.
Can I edit transaction tax or fees on my token?
Yes, you can edit transaction taxes or fees associated with your token using the "Edit Transaction tax/ fee" button in the "Manage Token" section on Token Tool. This allows you to customize the transaction fee rate according to your specific requirements. This action is possible only if the transaction tax feature was enabled upon creating the token.
How do I change deflationary token settings after deployment?
Changing deflationary token settings after deployment can be done through the "Edit deflation settings" button in the “Manage Token” section. This allows you to modify the burn rate to adapt to changing market conditions. This action is possible only if the deflationary token feature was enabled upon creating the token.
How do I change the documentation that is referenced on the token?
You can change the documentation referenced on the token through the "Edit asset documentation" button. This allows you to update information such as website URL, or other documentation links associated with the token. This action is possible only if the “has document” feature was enabled upon creating the token.
Can I limit the number of tokens a single address can hold (whale protection)?
Yes, you can implement and modify the limitations on the number of tokens a single address can hold using the "change tokens per address limit" feature. This provides a mechanism for implementing whale protection measures and promoting equitable token distribution. This action is possible only if the “Max number of tokens per address is limited” feature was enabled upon creating the token.
How do I modify the reflection tax rate for holders' reward?
Modifying the reflection tax rate for holders' rewards can be done through the "Edit holders rewards settings" button. This allows you to adjust parameters related to tokenomics, including reflection tax rates, to optimize token distribution and incentivize holders.
How do I troubleshoot issues with Token Tool?
If you encounter any issues with Token Tool, make sure to carefully go through our documentation. You can also reach out to our customer support team for personalized assistance and resolution of any issues you may encounter.