Launch an ERC-20 token on Arbitrum — Ethereum L2 with near-zero fees.
Your private keys never leave your wallet. You approve every transaction yourself.
Link MetaMask, Trust Wallet or any Arbitrum One wallet. We never get access to your funds.
Set the name, symbol, supply and decimals, add a logo and pick optional features.
Approve one transaction — your ERC-20 token goes live instantly and is yours forever.
Arbitrum One is an optimistic rollup on Ethereum. A sequencer orders transactions and confirms them almost at once, the batches are compressed and posted to Ethereum, and anyone can challenge a wrong result during a challenge window of about 6.4 days. For a token creator that means two practical things: gas is paid in ETH, and moving ETH back to Ethereum through the official bridge takes at least a week.
| Network name | Arbitrum One |
|---|---|
| Chain ID | 42161 |
| Gas coin | ETH |
| RPC used by this generator | https://arb1.arbitrum.io/rpc |
| Block explorer | arbiscan.io |
| Token factory | 0xEd9Bd969397b9120ED3Af3c47B6AD1584bbD56ED |
You rarely need to type these in. When you press Connect, the generator asks your wallet to switch to Arbitrum One and offers to add the network if the wallet doesn't have it yet. Your address on Arbitrum One is the same as your Ethereum address, so an exchange can send to the address you already use as long as you pick the Arbitrum One network. No wallet or network setup ever needs your seed phrase; a page that asks for it is a scam.
The same team also runs Arbitrum Nova, a separate chain with chain ID 42170 and its own explorer. This generator deploys only on Arbitrum One. If your wallet shows Nova, switch before you sign: ETH and tokens on Nova don't show up on One.
The service fee is 0.009 ETH, one flat amount whichever options you pick. For the network fee we simulated a plain deployment on 26 October 2026: it needed about 1.37 million gas at a gas price of about 0.02 gwei, roughly 0.00003 ETH. Arbitrum adds the cost of posting your transaction to Ethereum into its gas figure, so a congested Ethereum mainnet can raise the fee even when Arbitrum itself is quiet.
| Tool | Fee to create an Arbitrum token | Notes from the tool's own page |
|---|---|---|
| CryptoTokenMaker (this page) | 0.009 ETH + gas | One flat fee; Mintable, Tax and Blacklist are included. |
| Smithii | 0.03 ETH + gas | Extras such as anti-bot are listed at 0.01 ETH each. |
| PinkSale | 0.01 ETH + gas | Standard Token minting fee in the Arbitrum section of its fee list. |
| CoinFactory | 0.03 ETH + gas | Standard Token (fixed supply). Essential Token 0.06 ETH, Taxable Token 0.15 ETH, and 0.01 ETH for its Meme Token, which launches straight into a Uniswap V4 pool. |
| Team.Finance | No platform fee, gas only | Lists Arbitrum among its supported chains. |
Competitor figures from their linked pages, checked 27 October 2026. Check the tool before you pay, because prices change.
On 26 October 2026, DefiLlama's Arbitrum page showed Uniswap holding by far the most DEX liquidity on Arbitrum. Among the others were Fluid's DEX, Camelot (the DEX built for Arbitrum), PancakeSwap, Curve and SushiSwap. For a brand-new token the practical choices are Uniswap, Camelot and SushiSwap, because anyone can open a pool for any ERC-20 there.
Providing liquidity carries impermanent loss when the price moves a lot, so start with an amount you are prepared to leave in the pool, and add more as trading picks up.
With Tax switched on, open a classic pool: Camelot V2, Uniswap V2 or SushiSwap V2. V3 and V4 pools can't handle a token that loses part of every transfer. Camelot's docs also tell buyers of a tax token to set slippage a little above the tax (7.5% for a 7% tax, for example) and to avoid its aggregator swap mode, which can charge the tax more than once, so pass that on to your community. Our Add Liquidity tool uses SushiSwap V2 on Arbitrum and charges its own 0.002 ETH fee, shown before you confirm. Lock the LP tokens you receive if you want buyers to see the pool can't be pulled.
The factory that creates your token, 0xEd9Bd969397b9120ED3Af3c47B6AD1584bbD56ED, has its source published on Sourcify with an exact match, so anyone can read the token contract it deploys. Planning a meme coin? Read the separate guide to creating a meme coin on Arbitrum.
Creating your ERC-20 token costs the Arbitrum One network gas fee plus a small one-time service fee (about 0.009 ETH). There are no subscriptions or hidden charges.
None at all. The generator deploys a standard, open-source ERC-20 contract for you from our factory. You simply choose the name, symbol, supply and optional features, then click deploy.
Completely. The deployment is non-custodial — we never hold your keys, and you are the sole owner of the contract. By default no mint, tax or blacklist powers are enabled, and you can renounce ownership at any time to make the token fully immutable.
Under two minutes. After you approve the transaction in your wallet, your token deploys instantly and appears on Arbiscan right away.
Yes. Your token works with standard wallets and DEXs on Arbitrum One. If you turned on Tax, use a V2-style pool; concentrated-liquidity (V3) pools don't support transfer taxes.
Arbitrum One only, chain ID 42161. Arbitrum Nova (chain ID 42170) is a separate chain, so make sure your wallet is on Arbitrum One before you sign.
Through the official Arbitrum bridge, at least seven days, because of the rollup's challenge period. Deposits from Ethereum to Arbitrum are much faster. Third-party bridges can be quicker but charge their own fees.
Yes. Our Token Multisender supports Arbitrum: you approve the token once, then send to a list of addresses in a single transaction, paying normal Arbitrum gas.
Open app.camelot.exchange with your wallet on Arbitrum One, go to Liquidity, choose V2 and "LP only", pick ETH or USDC and paste your token address. The two amounts you enter set the opening price; approve your token and confirm. A V2 pool is also the one to use if your token has a transfer tax.
No code, no waiting — deploy your ERC-20 token in minutes. Small one-time service fee + gas.
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