Arc Token Creator
Arc Token Creator
Create an ERC-20 token on Arc without code for 75 USDC. Add mint, burn, taxes or anti-bot, pay gas in USDC and get the token in one transaction.
The cost of creating the Token is 75 USDC, plus the network gas the transaction spends.
Gas is charged in USDC as well, since that is Arc's own gas currency, so the whole bill stays a dollar figure.
The deployment is a single transaction; verification on Arc Explorer follows automatically once it confirms.
How to create a token on Arc
- Connect an EVM wallet to Arc
- Name the token and set its symbol, supply and decimals
- Switch on any optional features you want (mint, burn, pause, anti-bot, taxes)
- Review the price, quoted in USDC
- Sign once and the contract deploys
- Open the verified contract on Arc Explorer
Benefits of Token Creator
A standard ERC-20
the compiled bytecode is what an Ethereum deploy would produce
The cost is a dollar amount
USDC pays both the service fee and the network gas
No token to buy first
you never need to acquire a separate volatile gas asset to deploy
Verified automatically
the source publishes on Arc Explorer as soon as the transaction confirms
You choose the rules
mint, burn, pause, anti-bot and tax are switches, not defaults
Non-custodial
the contract is yours from the first block; Smithii holds no key
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Yes. Arc is EVM-compatible, so the compiled bytecode is exactly what an Ethereum deploy would produce. Wallets, explorers and DEX contracts treat it as an ERC-20 because it is one.
75 USDC for the creation, plus whichever extras you switch on, plus the network gas the transaction spends. Because USDC is also Arc's gas currency, the gas is charged in dollars too, so nothing in the bill is priced in a token whose value moves.
Any EVM wallet: MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or anything WalletConnect reaches. Fund it with USDC, since that pays both the network fee and the service fee on Arc.
Yes. The Arc Token Generator publishes the source on Arc Explorer as soon as the transaction confirms, so anyone reading your token sees the code rather than a wall of bytecode. There is nothing to submit afterwards and no separate verification step to pay for.
Yes. Create a Uniswap V3 pool against USDC with the Arc Liquidity Pool tool, which seeds full-range liquidity at the 1% fee tier, with an optional dev buy in the same transaction.
Deploying an ERC-20 on Arc
Arc is EVM-compatible, so the contract you deploy here is a standard ERC-20 with an ordinary Ethereum-style address. What is different is what you pay with. Arc is built by Circle, the issuer of USDC, and USDC is the network's own gas currency.
That changes the one number every other chain leaves uncertain until the transaction lands. Everywhere else, the deploy costs some amount of a token whose price moves, so the real cost in dollars is only knowable after the fact. On Arc the service fee and the gas are both charged in USDC, so the bill is a dollar figure from the start rather than an estimate that settles later.
Why you should use the Arc Token Creator
A token is not one thing. A community reward, a governance unit and a memecoin want opposite rules, and the Arc Token Creator puts those rules in the form instead of in code. Mintable if the supply should stay open, burnable and deflation if it should shrink, pausable if you may need to stop transfers while something is fixed, anti-bot and anti-whale to cap what a single address can take in the opening blocks, a blacklist, and taxes if the project needs a revenue line. None of them are defaults, and you only pay for the ones you switch on.
Two things then happen without you asking for them. The source is published on Arc Explorer the moment the transaction confirms, which is the first thing a buyer checks and the first thing missing from a launch with something to hide. And the contract is yours from the first block, because Smithii never holds a key, never takes custody, and cannot alter your token once it exists.
The cost works differently here too. Gas on Arc is charged in USDC, the same currency as the service fee, so there is no second token to acquire before you can deploy and no exchange rate sitting between the price you read and the amount you pay. The bill is 75 USDC for the creation plus the gas the transaction spends.
What you can do once the token is live
Distribute the supply with the Multisender, take a snapshot of holders, and manage the contract settings it was deployed with, all from the same USDC-denominated toolkit. Then open its market with the Liquidity Pool tool, which creates a Uniswap V3 pool against USDC at the 1% tier.
Watch how it works