Create Asset Token on Arbitrum

A security token on Arbitrum is a blockchain-based representation of a regulated financial instrument—such as shares, bonds, or funds—deployed on the Arbitrum Layer 2 network. Built on Ethereum’s security, Arbitrum offers high-speed, low-cost transactions ideal for compliant tokenized assets and capital markets use cases.

Security tokens on Arbitrum provide faster settlement, reduced gas fees, enhanced programmability, and global accessibility for issuers and investors.

A security token smart contract generator is a no-code tool that allows businesses to easily issue blockchain-based financial instruments. With Token Tool by Bitbond, users can configure and deploy fully compliant security token smart contracts on Arbitrum in just a few clicks—without needing technical knowledge or Solidity development experience.

With Token Tool, the base cost for creating a security token is only …, excluding network gas fees. Arbitrum’s low transaction costs make it a cost-effective environment for deploying security tokens—especially when compared to Ethereum mainnet or traditional legal and dev-heavy tokenization methods.

Using Token Tool on Arbitrum, you can issue a variety of security tokens:

These can be customized to meet jurisdictional, operational, and investor requirements.

Token Tool uses security token standards from the ERC-1400 family, all of which are compatible with Arbitrum’s EVM-based architecture:

These standards enable granular compliance enforcement on-chain.

To deploy a security token on Arbitrum using Token Tool, you’ll need:

Yes. Token Tool supports Arbitrum Sepolia testnet, where you can simulate a token launch using test ETH and fully test your token’s configuration, transfer logic, and compliance rules before mainnet deployment.

You can request testnet ETH from the Arbitrum Sepolia Faucet to start testing.

Yes. Token Tool’s smart contract templates are independently audited by CertiK, ensuring robust, secure deployment. Additionally, all deployed tokens are automatically verified on Arbiscan, providing transparency and public access to the smart contract code.

Yes. Token Tool allows token creators to enforce a range of compliance features at the smart contract level, including:

These rules are coded into the contract at creation and are immutable post-deployment unless pre-configured.

If you enabled certain features during creation (like minting, pausing, or documentation updates), you can continue to manage your token via Token Tool’s Manage Token interface. You’ll be able to: