Monad Token Manager
Load any ERC-20 token on Monad, see how honeypot checkers rate it, and manage it from the owner wallet — every action is simulated before you sign.
Manage your ERC-20 token on Monad
Deploying a token is only the first step. The Token Manager gives the owner a clear control panel for everything that comes next: adjust supply, configure taxes and liquidity pairs, protect the launch with a blacklist or pause, prove legitimacy with a verified source code, and finally renounce ownership so buyers and scanners rate the token as safe. Every transaction is dry-run first, so a wrong wallet or a disabled feature is caught before you pay gas.
What you can do
- Security overview: exactly how GoPlus-style scanners and DEX aggregators see your token.
- Mint new supply or burn tokens, with the new supply shown before you sign.
- Set transfer and trade taxes, change the tax wallet, find your DEX pairs automatically and mark them for the trade tax.
- Blacklist or tax-exempt addresses one by one or in bulk; check any address’s status.
- Pause and unpause all transfers in an emergency.
- Transfer ownership with contract-address checks, or renounce it with a clear list of what gets locked.
- Verify the source code on Etherscan, Blockscout, Routescan and Sourcify in one click (tokens made with ChainTx).
How it works
- Pick the network and paste your token address — tokens created with ChainTx in this browser appear as one-click shortcuts.
- Review the overview and the security signals.
- Connect the owner (or authority) wallet.
- Choose an action: every transaction is simulated first, then you confirm it in your wallet.
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 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.