Frequently Asked Questions

CoinDevTools is a no-code web platform for creating, launching, and managing cryptocurrency tokens on Solana, Ethereum, and Base blockchains. You connect a wallet and use the tools in your browser — no coding, no accounts, no email required.

No. CoinDevTools handles all smart contract compilation, metadata storage, and transaction building for you. You just fill in a form and approve wallet transactions.

Yes. CoinDevTools is non-custodial — we never hold your private keys, seed phrases, or funds. All transactions are initiated by you through your wallet. Our platform uses HTTPS, strict security headers, and audited contract templates.

Token creation is available on Solana (SPL tokens), Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20), and Base (ERC-20). Portfolio tracking supports 7 chains including Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and BNB Chain.

Solana tokens cost 0.3 SOL (~$40-60), and that already includes revoking mint authority, revoking freeze authority, and making metadata immutable — those three toggles on the creator default to on and are bundled into the creation transaction free. Ethereum and Base tokens cost 0.03 ETH plus gas fees. Burning tokens is a free tool on every chain — you only pay gas. If you already created a Solana token with a toggle off (or elsewhere), the standalone revoke/immutable tools charge 0.1 SOL each afterward; updating metadata always charges 0.1 SOL; removing liquidity charges 0.1 SOL.

No. The creation fee (which already includes the free bundled authority toggles on Solana) and the standalone management-tool fees above (revoke, immutable, update metadata, remove liquidity — for a token that already exists) are the complete CoinDevTools charges — see the pricing page for the full breakdown. The only additional cost is the blockchain gas fee, which goes to validators, not us. Gas is <$0.01 on Solana, $0.01-0.10 on Base, and varies on Ethereum.

No. CoinDevTools is pay-per-use. You pay only when you create a token or use a paid tool. No monthly fees, no accounts, no minimum commitments.

All fees are paid in cryptocurrency from your connected wallet. Solana tools accept SOL. Ethereum and Base tools accept ETH. No credit cards or invoicing.

The actual on-chain creation takes seconds: ~1-2 seconds on Solana, ~2-5 seconds on Base, ~12-30 seconds on Ethereum. The full process including form filling takes under 10 minutes.

Yes. You choose the name, symbol, total supply, and decimals during creation. On Solana, you can also upload an image and description that will be stored via Metaplex and displayed in wallets.

On Solana, if metadata is mutable, you can update name/symbol/image using the Token Metadata Updater. On Ethereum/Base, ERC-20 tokens are immutable after deployment — all parameters are permanent.

Solana for lowest fees and memecoins. Base for EVM compatibility at L2 prices. Ethereum for maximum DeFi composability and institutional credibility.

Create a liquidity pool pairing your token with SOL or ETH. On Solana, use Raydium CPMM. On Ethereum/Base, use Uniswap v2 (via our Add Liquidity tool). Once the pool is live, your token is tradeable.

No technical minimum, but $500-2,000 is the practical minimum for a usable trading experience. Serious launches start with $5,000-50,000+ to reduce slippage.

Yes, for public launches. Burning LP tokens permanently locks the liquidity, proving you cannot "rug pull" by removing it. This is the strongest trust signal you can give to token buyers.

Both platforms have self-service listing applications. You need active trading volume, a website, and social media presence. CoinGecko approves in 1-4 weeks; CoinMarketCap takes 2-8 weeks.

A rug pull is when a token creator removes all liquidity from a pool, crashing the price to zero. To prevent: burn your LP tokens (locks liquidity) and revoke mint authority (locks supply). Burning is always free, and revoking mint authority is free if you leave the toggle on when you create the token (the default) since it is bundled into that same creation transaction. Only the standalone tool, for a token that already exists, charges a fee.

For most tokens (memecoins, community tokens), yes. Revoking both proves your token is decentralized — no one can mint new supply or freeze wallets. Leave the Revoke Mint / Revoke Freeze toggles on when you create the token and it costs nothing extra. For utility tokens needing ongoing minting, consider turning a toggle off and using a multisig wallet instead.

For tokens created with CoinDevTools, no — the underlying SPL and ERC-20 contracts are battle-tested by millions of tokens. Audits are only needed for custom-coded tokens with unique logic.