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Deploying your token with Teron pushes a BEP-20 smart contract directly onto BNB Chain from your own wallet. Teron handles the contract generation in the background — you just fill in your token details, review the transaction in your wallet, and sign. The whole process typically takes under five minutes. Teron’s token deployment is free. You only pay the BNB Chain network gas fee, which is typically under $0.50 at normal network conditions.
Gas fees go entirely to the BNB Chain network validators. Teron does not collect any portion of the gas fee.

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Deployment walkthrough

1

Open the token creation page

Go to teron.io/dashboard/create. If your wallet is not already connected, you will be prompted to connect it. Teron uses Web3 wallet authentication — no account or password needed. Make sure your wallet is set to BNB Chain (chain ID 56).
2

Fill in your token fields

Complete the four fields on the form:
  • Token Name — the full display name (e.g. My Token)
  • Token Symbol — the short ticker (e.g. MTK)
  • Total Supply — total number of tokens to create (e.g. 1000000)
  • Decimals — number of decimal places (default 18)
See Token Fields for a full explanation of each field and what to consider when choosing values.
3

Review your details

Before proceeding, read through your entries carefully. These values will be written permanently into your smart contract. There is no edit step after deployment — if something is wrong, you would need to deploy a new contract.
4

Check your BNB balance

Make sure your connected wallet holds enough BNB to cover the gas fee. A small amount — typically a few cents worth of BNB — is sufficient. If your balance is too low, the transaction will fail before it reaches the network.
5

Click Deploy

Click the Deploy button on the creation form. Teron will compile your contract using Solidity 0.8.20 and prepare the deployment transaction.
6

Sign the transaction in your wallet

Your wallet (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or another BNB Chain-compatible wallet) will open a confirmation prompt. Review the transaction details shown — particularly the gas fee and the contract being deployed.
Review all details in your wallet before signing. Once you sign and the transaction is broadcast to BNB Chain, it cannot be cancelled or reversed.
Click Confirm (or the equivalent button in your wallet) to sign and broadcast the transaction.
7

Wait for confirmation

After you sign, the transaction is broadcast to BNB Chain. BNB Chain typically confirms transactions within a few seconds under normal conditions. You will see a pending state in the Teron dashboard while the network processes the transaction.
8

Receive your contract address

Once the transaction is confirmed, the Teron dashboard displays your token’s contract address. This is the permanent, unique identifier for your token on BNB Chain. Copy it and keep it somewhere accessible — you will need it to add your token to wallets and to use optional services like contract verification.

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After deployment

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View your token on BscScan

Your token contract is publicly visible on bscscan.com immediately after confirmation. To find it, paste your contract address into the BscScan search bar. You will see the contract details, total supply, token holders, and transaction history.

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Add your token to a wallet

Your token is on-chain, but most wallets won’t show it automatically until you import it. MetaMask
  1. Open MetaMask and scroll down to the Tokens tab
  2. Click Import tokens
  3. Select Custom token and paste your contract address
  4. MetaMask will auto-fill the symbol and decimals
  5. Click Add custom token, then Import tokens
Trust Wallet
  1. Open Trust Wallet and tap the token list icon (top right)
  2. Search for your token symbol — if it doesn’t appear, tap Add Custom Token
  3. Set the network to BNB Smart Chain
  4. Paste your contract address
  5. Trust Wallet will fill in the remaining details
  6. Tap Done
If your token symbol or details don’t appear correctly in Trust Wallet or DEXs, consider adding On-Chain Metadata. Without on-chain metadata, many wallets display your token as an unknown asset.

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Next steps

Contract Verification

Publish your source code to BscScan and add the trusted green checkmark to your contract.

On-Chain Metadata

Publish your token logo, description, and social links so wallets and DEXs display your token correctly.