Honest ERC-20 and BEP-20 Token Launcher
Deploy a fixed-supply OpenZeppelin token from your wallet with Trust Wallet or MetaMask. No hidden mint, fees, or denylist.

About this app
A web app that deploys one standard token: OpenZeppelin ERC-20, name, symbol, decimals, and a single constructor mint to the wallet that pays the gas. The same contract is an ERC-20 on Ethereum and a BEP-20 on BNB Smart Chain. Connect Trust Wallet with your own WalletConnect project id, or connect MetaMask. Sepolia and the BSC testnet are the default choices. Mainnet stays locked until you type a confirmation. After deployment the page shows the contract address and the exact compiler settings and constructor arguments to submit to the explorer. This app does not verify the contract for you and it does not create a liquidity pool. There is no owner, second mint, transfer fee, denylist, or trading switch, and the source is checked so those controls are not hiding in the ABI. Creating a token is not a securities offering and not a promise that anyone will buy it. You are responsible for securities, commodities, tax, and consumer law, including US law. Read the in-app notice before you deploy.
Problem it solves
Someone who wants a plain fixed-supply token still has to start from a contract they can read, deploy it from their own wallet, and know how to verify the source, without a template that adds fees or a denylist.
Key features
- ✦ OpenZeppelin ERC-20 with a one-time constructor mint
- ✦ Name, symbol, supply, and decimals only
- ✦ Trust Wallet via WalletConnect v2, plus MetaMask
- ✦ Sepolia and BSC testnet first; mainnet needs a typed confirmation
- ✦ Contract address and explorer verification instructions
- ✦ No owner, hidden mint, denylist, trading switch, or transfer fee
- ✦ Risk and legal notice before any deployment
Tech & operating
Ownership & legal
Known issues
You pay gas from your own wallet. A mainnet deployment is irreversible. WalletConnect needs your own project id. The app shows verification inputs and does not submit them to the explorer. Testnet faucets change over time.