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Arbitrum Tools

Create and manage ERC-20 tokens on Arbitrum with guided, wallet-signed workflows.

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Creation & token controls

Create tokens and open ownership, mint, and burn operations.

Token Creator

Deploy a ERC-20 template with guided supply, tax, and ownership settings.

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Revoke Ownership

Renounce contract ownership after checking the connected wallet and contract permissions.

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Mint Tokens

Mint additional supply when the connected wallet still holds the required permission.

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Burn Tokens

Remove wallet-held tokens from circulation and keep the transaction receipt.

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Liquidity & distribution

Create and manage liquidity, or distribute tokens to multiple recipients.

Create Liquidity Pool

Create a Arbitrum liquidity pool and provide its initial token amounts.

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Manage Liquidity

Add to or remove from a supported liquidity position with a wallet transaction review.

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Multisender

Send tokens to multiple community or partner wallets in one guided flow.

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Creating a 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 for network gas, then verify the contract 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.
Read the official Arbitrum documentation

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.