Token creation and deployment mapped across four token formats

4 formats, one deployment record

ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL: 3 formats; Jetton is the fourth. We confirm the network and token settings before preparing the implementation. The table shows the route and what to send us.

Each format has its own implementation path. We record the selected format, agreed settings and resulting address or reference. That gives your team a usable record without relying on chat history.

This service fits teams with a chosen network and a decision-maker for token behavior. If token rules still need design, start with smart contract development. For a broader build plan, see Web3 development.

Which token settings must be clear first?

5 decisions shape the implementation: network, token format, supply plan, behavior and metadata. We review them before preparation, then ask you to approve any open choice. That keeps deployment aligned with the instructions you actually approved.

1. Network: Name the target network and whether you need a mainnet or test environment.
2. Identity: Send the token name, symbol, precision requirements and final description.
3. Supply: Explain the supply approach and any minting or burning requirements.
4. Permissions: List required administrative roles, transfer rules or other token behavior.
5. Metadata: Provide the final logo, text and source for each public asset.

Mark each item as final or undecided. We flag missing or conflicting details for your approval instead of choosing silently. For application interactions, send the expected token flows before implementation. Coordinate those requirements with dApp development, so the token setup and product behavior match.

A complete set of inputs also makes the handover clearer. Your team can identify which settings were approved and who owns administrative permissions after deployment.

6 items we log after deployment

6 records make the handover useful: they identify what was deployed, where to inspect it, and which checks were completed. We prepare the record against the approved token details, not a generic checklist.

• Network: the selected chain and target environment.
• Address: the token or contract address recorded for your team.
• Transaction: the deployment reference, where available.
• Settings: the approved token behavior and implementation notes.
• Verification: the status of the available source or token checks.
• Metadata: the public details and assets checked against your approval.

For contract-based formats, we can prepare source verification through the relevant explorer when the implementation inputs support it. For SPL or Jetton, we check the public token details available for the selected format. The report separates completed checks from any remaining project action.

We also check that public name, symbol and supplied assets match the approved information where displayed. Keep the approved specification and final image files with your project records. If a website needs to show token details, share its requirements early and coordinate Web3 website development.

How do verification checks differ by format?

4 formats can require different public checks. The format determines which implementation details and metadata records are available for review. We agree the check list before deployment and report the visible status afterward.

A deployment handover is not an independent security audit. If you need an audit or additional contract testing, request it as separate work. For application or wallet connections, confirm the required integration first. Crypto wallet development is a separate service.

Explorer verification can be affected by that explorer’s submission review, and each network interface controls its own metadata display. We can complete the agreed deployment and record the checks, but cannot promise explorer approval or a particular display. You retain control of approved settings, assets and administrative access.

5 inputs to send before we quote

5 inputs let us review the token route and prepare a written quote. Send what is settled, and mark any open decisions clearly. We use a named specification check to flag missing choices before implementation begins.

• Network: the exact target and mainnet or test environment.
• Format: ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL or Jetton.
• Token rules: supply plan, permissions and required behavior.
• Metadata: final name, symbol, description and logo files.
• Product context: any dApp, website or wallet connection needed.

If the product context includes a Telegram mini app, describe the token action it must support. We can review that alongside Telegram bot and mini app development. Share only the details needed for the technical review; keep private keys and deployment credentials under your control.

DigitalMedia1 checks the requested format, required settings and handover records before confirming the work. You receive a written quote within 2 working days after review. Send: network, token format, token rules, metadata and target window. We’ll reply with the next steps.

How it works

1. Send the token inputsShare the network, format, token rules and final metadata. Mark open decisions clearly.
2. Approve the settingsWe check for missing details and confirm the implementation choices with you before preparation.
3. Prepare the implementationWe prepare the agreed contract or token configuration. Any change to required behavior goes back to you for approval.
4. Confirm deployment detailsYou confirm the target network and deployment arrangements. We record the resulting address and transaction reference.
5. Check and hand overWe review available verification and metadata details, then share the agreed records and outstanding actions.