EVM launch suite
Arbitrum Tools
Create and showcase ERC-20 tokens on Arbitrum, then keep every launch visible through My Tokens, Token Pages, and wallet activity.
Token Creator
Deploy a ERC-20 token with guided supply, ownership, tax, and metadata settings.
OpenMy Tokens
Find tokens held by your connected Arbitrum wallet and reopen their launch records.
OpenToken Pages
Publish a public profile with live supply, branding, social links, and safety information.
OpenWallet Activity
Review supported Arbitrum deployments and saved transaction receipts in your wallet activity history.
OpenLaunch Safety
Review ownership, max-supply, treasury, and launch-readiness guidance before deployment.
OpenLaunch Playbooks
Use Slingzero guides for token setup, community launches, liquidity planning, and security.
OpenA focused Arbitrum workspace
The creator switches your connected EVM wallet to Arbitrum, deploys through the configured Slingzero factory, records the transaction, and prepares the token for My Tokens and its public Token Page.
Return to the topCreating an ERC-20 token on Arbitrum
Arbitrum One is an Ethereum Layer 2 that uses ETH for gas and supports standard EVM contracts. Slingzero applies the Arbitrum chain configuration while keeping the ERC-20 creation flow familiar.
Keep enough ETH in the connected wallet for network gas and review the separate Slingzero service fee before deployment. After signing, verify the complete contract address and transaction on Arbiscan.
Before you publish the address
- Move ETH to Arbitrum One before starting; ETH held only on Ethereum Mainnet cannot pay Arbitrum gas.
- Label the contract as Arbitrum One whenever you publish it, since EVM addresses do not identify a chain by themselves.
- Verify supply rules and retained owner controls in the wallet prompt before deployment.
- Use Arbiscan to review the L2 transaction, contract address, and source-verification status.
What this Arbitrum launch includes
The creator submits an ERC-20 deployment directly to Arbitrum One from the connected wallet. It does not bridge a token from Ethereum, create an L1 representation, open a DEX pool, or guarantee wallet and explorer discovery. Treat each of those as a separate, verifiable launch decision.