One control panel for the whole token lifecycle
Launch tools usually stop at deployment. Real projects then need to mint for listings, tune taxes, react to snipers, hand ownership to a multisig, verify the contract and finally renounce. The ChainTx Token Manager puts all of it behind one page per network, with the same safety rails everywhere: on-chain reads, a scanner-style risk view and a dry-run of every transaction.
EVM and Tron: tokens made with ChainTx
Tokens created with the ChainTx Token Creator expose fixed capabilities — mint, burn, pause, blacklist and transfer/trade taxes — chosen at deploy. The manager reads them directly from the contract, hides what your token can’t do, and explains the effect of each change on how buyers and scanners see your token.
Solana: SPL and Token-2022
For Solana mints the manager covers every authority and the most important Token-2022 extensions: edit metadata, mint, burn, freeze and thaw accounts, change the transfer fee and harvest the fees withheld in holder accounts — then revoke what you no longer need.
FAQ
Is the Token Manager free?
Yes. You only pay the network fee of each transaction; the estimated fee is shown before you sign.
Does it work with tokens not created on ChainTx?
You can load any ERC-20 / TRC-20 / SPL token to see its data, owner and risk signals and to transfer or renounce standard ownership. Mint, tax, blacklist and pause controls work for tokens deployed with the ChainTx Token Creator, whose functions are known.
Why does renouncing ownership matter?
While an owner exists, scanners assume the worst: new supply, higher taxes or a frozen token are possible. After renouncing, the current settings are locked forever — buyers see a safe token.
What is “Contract Source Code Verified”?
Explorers publish the contract’s source code once it is proven to compile to the deployed bytecode. Unverified tokens look suspicious to traders and many tools refuse to list them. We submit the exact source and compiler settings automatically.
Why must I mark the AMM pair?
The pair address doesn’t exist when the token is deployed. The trade tax only applies to transfers from or to marked pairs, so mark your V2 pair after adding liquidity. Don’t mark V3/V4 pools — a tax makes swaps through them fail.