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Creating a BEP-20 token on Teron involves a short, guided process that takes most people under five minutes. This page walks you through the complete flow from start to finish. If you want to go deeper on any individual step — like what each token field means or what happens during deployment — the links at the bottom of this page will take you there.
Before committing to your final token parameters, it is worth taking time to decide on your token’s name, symbol, and total supply. These values are set at deployment and cannot be changed after your contract is live on-chain. There is no penalty for pausing at the form and coming back — nothing is submitted until you sign the transaction in your wallet.

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The Full Creation Flow

1

Connect Your Wallet

Visit https://teron.io and connect a BNB Chain-compatible wallet (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or any WalletConnect-compatible wallet). Make sure your wallet is set to BNB Chain (chain ID 56). If it is not, Teron will prompt you to switch.See Connect Wallet for detailed instructions.
2

Navigate to Create

Once connected, go to https://teron.io/dashboard/create or click the Create Token option from your dashboard. This opens the token creation form.
3

Fill in Your Token Fields

Complete the token configuration form. At a minimum, you will set:
  • Token name — the full name of your token (e.g., “My Project Token”)
  • Token symbol — the ticker (e.g., “MPT”)
  • Decimals — typically 18, following the standard BEP-20 convention
  • Total supply — the total number of tokens to mint at deployment
You can also add a logo, description, and social links at this stage for your public profile page.For a full explanation of every field, see Token Fields.
4

Review Your Details

Before proceeding, review everything on the summary screen. Check the token name, symbol, supply, and any optional details. Once the contract is deployed on-chain, core parameters like the name and symbol cannot be changed.
5

Sign the Transaction

Click Deploy. Your wallet will open and show you the transaction details, including the estimated gas fee. Review the fee, then confirm and sign the transaction in your wallet.Teron does not receive any portion of this fee — it goes entirely to the BNB Chain network.
6

Confirm Deployment

After you sign, Teron submits the transaction to BNB Chain. Deployment typically completes within a few seconds. You will see a confirmation screen once the transaction is included in a block.
7

Find Your Contract Address

Your new token’s contract address is shown on the confirmation screen and in your dashboard. You can use this address to look up your token on BscScan, add it to wallets, or share it with others.
8

Optionally Add Verification and Metadata

Your token is live and fully functional at this point. If you want to go further, you can optionally:
  • Verify your contract — publishes your source code to BscScan and adds a trusted checkmark (~$2 in BNB)
  • Add On-Chain Metadata — publishes your logo, description, and social links on-chain so wallets and DEXs can display them automatically (~$3 in BNB)
Both of these are available from your dashboard after deployment. Neither is required for your token to work.For more detail on these steps, see Deployment.

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Next Steps

Token Fields

Learn what each field in the token creation form does and how to choose the right values for your project.

Deployment

Understand what happens when you sign the deployment transaction, how to verify your contract, and how to add on-chain metadata.