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Robinhood Chain mainnet 4663
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum-compatible Arbitrum L2 and uses ETH for gas.
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Fixed supply by default
The deployment mints once to your wallet and exposes no future mint or admin controls.
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After creation, open and seed a public pool before describing the token as tradeable.
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Create a token on Robinhood Chain without code
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum-compatible layer 2 (chain ID 4663) that uses ETH for gas, so any EVM wallet can deploy to it. This creator builds the deployment transaction in your browser from the details you enter, asks your wallet to switch to Robinhood Chain mainnet, and sends one transaction that pays the service fee and creates the contract. The full supply is minted to the wallet that signs; Alchemii never holds it.
The standard one-time fee is 0.015 ETH plus gas, read live from the factory contract for your connected wallet, with no subscription and no share of future trading volume. If your wallet holds no ETH on Robinhood Chain yet, the Robinhood Chain Bridge moves ETH in from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and other chains in a few minutes.
What the Robinhood Chain token creator deploys
By default you get a fixed-supply ERC-20 built on OpenZeppelin's ERC20 and ERC20Burnable contracts: no mint function, no pause switch, no administrator. That is the configuration most meme coins and community tokens want, because buyers can verify on the explorer that nothing can be changed after launch.
If your project needs more, the configurable template adds optional powers, each priced individually by the factory and quoted before you sign:
| Power | What it enables | Consider it for |
|---|---|---|
| Mintable | An authority can mint additional tokens after deployment. | Reward or points tokens with a planned emission schedule. |
| Pausable | Transfers can be paused and resumed by the owner. | Tokens that need an emergency stop during a migration. |
| Burnable | Holders can destroy their own tokens. | Deflationary designs and public burn events. |
| Transfer fee | A percentage of each transfer goes to a recipient wallet. | Funding a treasury from trading activity. |
| Deflation | A share of each transfer is burned automatically. | Supply that shrinks with usage. |
| Wallet and transaction limits | Caps on per-wallet balance or per-transaction size. | Anti-whale rules during the first hours of trading. |
| Reflection template | Holders earn a share of every transfer, via a separate factory. | Passive-yield community tokens. |
For a meme coin, leave every power off; the Robinhood Chain meme coin page explains which switches buyers scan for and why.
Token creator or Pons launchpad: two ways to launch on Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain has two common launch paths. A fixed-supply ERC-20 from this creator gives you full control of supply, decimals and powers, and you open and own the Uniswap pool. A Pons launch starts the token on an ETH bonding curve instead, so it trades instantly with no upfront liquidity but at a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply and with no owner switches.
| Token Creator (this page) | Pons Bundler | |
|---|---|---|
| Supply and decimals | You choose | Fixed 1,000,000,000 by Pons |
| Market | You open and seed a Uniswap pool | ETH bonding curve from the first second |
| Upfront liquidity | Your token plus ETH deposit | None; buyers fund the curve |
| Optional powers | Mintable, pausable, fee, limits, reflection | None |
| Alchemii fee | 0.015 ETH standard, one time | 0.004 ETH only when bundling buys |
| Best for | Utility, community and governance tokens; controlled meme launches | Fast meme launches with a coordinated dev buy |
The Pons Bundler handles the launchpad path, and the Pons launchpad explainer covers its fees, snipe tax and measured graduation odds.
After deployment: Uniswap liquidity, airdrops and verification
A freshly deployed ERC-20 has holders but no price. Open a token/WETH pool with the Robinhood Chain pool creator; the ratio you deposit sets the opening price and the position NFT goes to your wallet, where the liquidity manager can add to it or withdraw later. To distribute tokens to a community before or after listing, the Robinhood Chain multisender batches transfers to up to 1,000 wallets.
Before you publish the contract address, open it on the Robinhood Chain explorer and confirm the name, symbol, decimals and total supply. The step-by-step creation guide shows how to verify the source so buyers can read exactly what you deployed, and the cost guide has measured gas figures for each template.
How to create a token on Robinhood Chain in 6 steps
Deploy an ERC-20 to Robinhood Chain mainnet from your own wallet with Alchemii. One signed transaction pays the service fee and creates the contract; the supply lands in your wallet as soon as it confirms.
- Fund a wallet with ETH on Robinhood Chain — Robinhood Chain uses ETH for gas. Bridge ETH from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base or another chain with the Robinhood Chain Bridge, and keep at least the 0.015 ETH service fee plus gas in the wallet you will deploy from.
- Connect and switch to chain ID 4663 — Connect MetaMask or any EVM wallet. The creator asks the wallet to switch to Robinhood Chain mainnet (chain ID 4663) if it is on another network; nothing is built until the switch succeeds.
- Enter name, symbol, decimals and supply — Choose the token name and symbol, keep 18 decimals unless you have a reason not to, and set the total supply. The entire supply is minted once to the wallet that deploys.
- Keep fixed supply or add optional powers — The default template has no mint, pause or admin controls. Optional powers such as mintable, pausable, transfer fee, deflation and wallet limits are priced individually by the factory; leave them off for a meme coin.
- Review the on-chain quote and sign — The form reads your wallet's exact fee from the factory contract before you sign. Approve the single transaction; when it confirms, copy the contract address and check it on the Robinhood Chain explorer.
- Open a Uniswap pool — A new ERC-20 has no price until liquidity exists. Use the Robinhood Chain pool creator to open and seed a token/WETH pool; the deposit ratio sets the opening price.
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Robinhood Chain token creator FAQ
What kinds of tokens can I create on Robinhood Chain?
Any standard ERC-20 — utility tokens, community and governance tokens, reward points, or a meme coin. Robinhood Chain is a permissionless EVM network, so deployment is open to anyone. This creator is the general-purpose tool: you choose the supply, decimals and which optional powers the contract ships with. If you are specifically launching a meme coin, the meme coin launch page walks through the settings that configuration calls for.
Does creating a token here list it in the Robinhood app?
No. Deploying an ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain does not list the asset in Robinhood's brokerage or crypto trading app. The chain and the brokerage listing process are separate, and Alchemii is an independent developer tool with no affiliation to Robinhood Markets, Inc.
What network and gas token does Robinhood Chain use?
Robinhood Chain mainnet uses chain ID 4663 and ETH for gas. It is an Ethereum-compatible Arbitrum-based layer 2, so MetaMask and other EVM wallets work as-is. The creator asks your wallet to switch networks before deployment when needed.
How much does it cost to create a Robinhood Chain token?
Alchemii's standard one-time service fee is 0.015 ETH plus Robinhood Chain gas. Eligible discounted creator wallets pay 0.0001 ETH. Optional powers add a per-feature surcharge that the factory prices on-chain. The form reads the connected wallet's exact current fee from the factory contract before signing. There is no subscription and no percentage of future trading volume.
Why does a new ERC-20 need a liquidity pool before it can trade?
Because a token contract records balances; it does not quote a price. Creation deploys the ERC-20 and sends its fixed supply to your wallet, but no counterparty exists until liquidity is deposited. Opening a token/WETH pool on Uniswap is the transaction that creates a market, and the ratio you deposit sets the opening price.
Can anyone mint more tokens after deployment?
The standard fixed-supply template has no mint function. If you explicitly enable the optional mintable feature, the configured authority can mint more tokens after deployment. Review the powers you select before signing; the initial supply is sent to your wallet.
Should I create an ERC-20 here or launch on the Pons launchpad?
Use this creator when you want to choose the supply, decimals and optional powers and to seed and own a Uniswap pool for your token. Use the Pons Bundler when you want a bonding-curve launch that needs no upfront liquidity and trades instantly, at the cost of a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply and no owner switches. Both run on Robinhood Chain mainnet and pay gas in ETH.