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Create Arbitrum Token

Create Arbitrum Token




Connect to the chosen blockchain.
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Choose a great name for your token.
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Choose a great symbol for your token.
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Smart contract name is being derived from your token name and visible after verification. If you are not sure, we recommend keeping the default value.
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Choose how many tokens you want to create.

Tokens

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If the Mintable feature is enabled, the owner will be able to mint new tokens until the total supply reaches the maximum supply.
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Choose how many decimal places your tokens can be divided to. If you are not sure, we recommend leaving it at 18.
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Instead of your wallet, enter a different address to receive the initial supply of tokens.
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Instead of your wallet, enter a different address that will have ownership of the token after it is created.
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How to create an Arbitrum token?

Arbitrum One is the largest Ethereum Layer-2 by total value locked, using optimistic rollup technology to inherit Ethereum's security while delivering transaction fees up to 97% lower than mainnet. The chain has the deepest L2 DeFi ecosystem - native protocols like GMX, Camelot, and Radiant alongside Arbitrum deployments of Uniswap, Aave, and Curve.

Arbitrum One vs Arbitrum Nova

Quick clarification: when people say "Arbitrum" they usually mean Arbitrum One (chain ID 42161), the main rollup where DeFi and 99% of Arbitrum's TVL lives. Arbitrum Nova (chain ID 42170) is a separate AnyTrust chain optimized for ultra-cheap gas at the cost of weaker data availability guarantees - it's used by social and gaming apps. For a standard token launch, deploy on Arbitrum One, which is what 20lab's Arbitrum token creation defaults to.

The 5-minute deployment flow

  1. Connect your wallet - MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or any WalletConnect-compatible wallet
  2. Switch to Arbitrum One - chain ID 42161, gas paid in ETH
  3. Configure the basics - name, symbol, supply, decimals
  4. Pick features - mintable, pausable, taxes, or ERC-2612 permit
  5. Deploy - sign transaction and your Arbitrum token goes live

Where Arbitrum tokens trade

Uniswap has the deepest general liquidity on Arbitrum; Camelot is the chain's flagship native DEX with concentrated liquidity and ve(3,3) mechanics that suit liquidity position optimization well. Add liquidity from the dashboard or via our Arbitrum add liquidity tool, distribute via the Arbitrum multisender, then submit for Arbiscan source code verification and to CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap.

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Arbitrum costs a fraction of Ethereum mainnet - deployment usually runs a few cents to a few dollars in ETH, plus a 20lab service fee shown on the summary.

Arbitrum One (chain ID 42161) is the main Arbitrum rollup - this is where DeFi, NFTs, and 99% of Arbitrum's TVL live, and it's what 20lab always deploys to. Arbitrum Nova (chain ID 42170) is a separate AnyTrust chain optimized for ultra-cheap gas at the cost of slightly weaker data availability guarantees - it's used by social and gaming apps like Reddit's old NFTs. For a standard token launch, choose Arbitrum One.

Withdrawing from Arbitrum One to Ethereum takes about 7 days because of the optimistic rollup challenge period - this is a security feature, not a bug, and it applies to all optimistic L2s including Optimism and Base. For faster L2-to-L1 movement, third-party bridges and DEX aggregators offer instant withdrawals at a small fee. L1-to-L2 deposits, by contrast, finalize in about 10-15 minutes.

Uniswap has the deepest general liquidity on Arbitrum, and Camelot is the chain's flagship native DEX with concentrated liquidity and ve(3,3) mechanics that suit new launches. Add liquidity from the dashboard or our Arbitrum add liquidity tool, then submit to CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, and verify on Arbiscan.

No - ARB is the governance token of the Arbitrum DAO and gives holders a vote on protocol-level decisions. It has no relationship with tokens you deploy on the chain. Your token is a normal ERC-20 with its own supply, holders, and economics. ARB just happens to live on the same network you're deploying to.