How to Create a Token on ETH & BSC Networks
Daniel T. (MDB Dev)
Published on December 27, 2023
Create a Token on ETH & BSC - Complete Guide
Published on December 15, 2024 • Last Updated December 15, 2024 • 10 min read
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Prerequisites & Setup
Before creating your token on Ethereum or BNB Chain, ensure you have the following ready:
- Development Environment: A code editor and Node.js installed
- Network Gas: Sufficient ETH/BNB in your wallet for deployment
- Web3 Wallet: MetaMask or similar wallet configured for your chosen network
- Token Requirements: Clear specifications for your token
Token Creation Process
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1. Define Token Parameters
- Token name and symbol
- Total supply and decimal places
- Token features (mintable, burnable, etc.)
- Distribution mechanism
2. Smart Contract Development
- Choose contract standard (ERC-20/BEP-20)
- Implement required functions
- Add custom features if needed
- Test contract locally
Deployment Guide
1. Network Setup
- Choose your network (Ethereum or BNB Chain)
- Connect to testnet first (Sepolia for ETH, BSC Testnet for BNB)
- Configure deployment settings
- Prepare deployment script
2. Contract Deployment
- Deploy to testnet for testing
- Verify contract functionality
- Deploy to mainnet when ready
Testing & Verification
- Contract Verification: Verify source code on Etherscan/BscScan
- Functionality Testing: Test all token features
- Security Audit: Consider professional audit services
- Community Testing: Engage community in testing
Best Practices
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- Instant token deployment
- Automated contract verification
- Built-in security features
- Professional token management dashboard
Pro Tip:
Always test your token extensively on the testnet before deploying to mainnet. This saves costs and helps identify potential issues early in the development process.
