Frequently Asked Questions

ERC-20 is the standard interface for fungible tokens on Ethereum. Any wallet or exchange that supports Ethereum can hold, send, and receive ERC-20 tokens.

After payment is confirmed, deployment normally completes within a few minutes, depending on the selected network and confirmation time.

No. ETHTokenLaunch handles all the smart contract compilation and deployment. You just fill in a form.

Renouncing ownership calls the renounceOwnership() function, permanently removing access to owner-only functions. It can remove an administrator risk, but it does not prevent holder dumping, thin liquidity, phishing, abandonment or every form of rug pull.

You need MetaMask, Phantom or another EIP-1193 compatible wallet and enough of the selected network's native asset for the service fee and gas. ETH is used on Ethereum and supported ETH Layer 2 networks.

Yes. After deployment, your ERC-20 token can be added to Uniswap by creating a liquidity pool. Your contract address is all you need.

The template is a standard OpenZeppelin-based ERC-20. We do not claim that the ETHTokenLaunch deployment template has a separate third-party audit. Source verification lets users compare readable source with deployed bytecode; it is not itself an audit.

If deployment fails for a technical reason, contact us with your payment transaction hash and we will resolve it or issue a refund.

We support Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. The create form shows the currently enabled networks and current fee for each one.

Yes. Each deployment is a separate transaction. There is no limit on how many tokens you can create.