Create a Sui Coin with a simple form. Connect your Sui wallet, enter token details, and approve one publish transaction.
Move-native creation
A Sui Coin is defined by a published Move package rather than an EVM contract owner field. Slingzero compiles the token details into a package, builds the publish transaction, and asks your connected Sui wallet to sign it.
Enter the name, uppercase symbol, decimals, initial supply, description, and IPFS-hosted image.
Use Testnet to rehearse the publish flow or Mainnet to create the live Coin type.
Decide how CoinMetadata, TreasuryCap, UpgradeCap, and optional regulated-coin controls should be handled.
Approve the package publish transaction and retain the resulting Coin type and object IDs.
The package ID identifies the published Move package. The full Coin type uses the standard package::module::SYMBOL format and is the identifier other Sui applications use for the asset. TreasuryCap controls minting and burning, while UpgradeCap controls whether the package can be upgraded.
Capability objects are owned Sui objects, so sending one to the wrong address can transfer real administrative control. Read Sui’s official fungible-token documentation and its explanation of object ownership before changing custody.
Slingzero uploads the image to IPFS and places its URL in the Coin metadata. That makes the image independently addressable, but it does not force every wallet or explorer to display it immediately. Those services can use separate indexes, caches, or curated registries.
Follow the SuiScan and MetaHub icon guideThe connected wallet must own the relevant capability before Slingzero exposes a protected management action. Supported tools cover supply, multisending, capability transfers, security checks, regulated-coin controls, and safe handoffs to third-party liquidity interfaces.
Yes. Slingzero generates a Sui Move coin package and builds a wallet-signed transaction that pays the service fee and publishes the package.
Sui tokens are Move-native coins. Each token is published as a package with capability objects, so Slingzero routes the initial supply, TreasuryCap, and UpgradeCap to the creator wallet.
No. The generated transaction transfers the TreasuryCap and UpgradeCap to the connected creator wallet after publishing.
The current Slingzero creation fee is 0.01 SUI, plus the Sui network gas needed to publish the Move package. The creator shows the transaction details before wallet approval.
The CoinMetadata can contain a valid IPFS image URL while a wallet or explorer still relies on its own index, cache, or token registry. Slingzero provides a separate SuiScan and MetaHub icon guide for this discovery step.
If the connected wallet owns the required capability objects, Slingzero can open supported mint, burn, multisender, security, capability-transfer, and liquidity handoff tools.