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# Create Token Oneclick

## Deploy Your Token Without Code

Create, verify, and launch your DAN20 token on any major blockchain in under 3 minutes. No Solidity required.

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Yes, you can easily create a cryptocurrency token (like ERC-20, SPL, or memecoin) with zero coding on several no-code platforms.
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## 🔗 Choose Blockchain

* Select from supported networks. Each chain has its own gas fee and finality speed.

## ⚙️ Configure Token

* Set your name, symbol, supply, and advanced features like burn, pause, or minting rights.

## 🚀 Deploy & Verify

* Sign the transaction in your wallet. Your token is verified and live on-chain instantly.

## You can follow next step

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[Auto Contract](/danny/developer-guide/auto-contract.md)
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## Step by Step

* Buy DAN native token for fee create token on platform
* Go to token platform [https://dannychain.com/token](https://dannychain.com/token/)
* Connect wallet ([Danny chain](/danny/getting-started/quick-start.md))
* go to Configure Token area see Token Parameters section
* Enter Token Name. (E.g. Danny)
* Enter Token Symbol. (E.g. DAN)
* Enter Initial Supply. (E.g. 1000000)
* Enter Decimals. (18) (Default standard)
* Want Burnable function. Press the slider button to open.

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**Burn** means permanently removing tokens or coins from circulation. When tokens are burned, they are sent to a special wallet address called a Burn Address that nobody can access, making the tokens unusable forever.
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* Want Mintable function. Press the slider button to open. (Owner can mint additional tokens)

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**Mint** means creating new tokens or coins and adding them into circulation. A token with a **Mint Function** allows the owner or smart contract to generate additional supply after deployment.
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* Want Pausable function. Press the slider button to open. (Emergency pause all transfers)

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**Pausable** means the contract owner can temporarily stop certain functions of the token or platform during emergencies or maintenance. This security feature helps protect users and funds if suspicious activity, exploits, or attacks are detected.
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* Want Blacklist function. Press the slider button to open. (Block any wallet from transacting)

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**Blacklist** means the contract owner can restrict specific wallet addresses from using certain functions of the token.
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* Press Review & Confirm button
* Confirm transaction
* Add token on wallet

#### ☎️Need Help? <a href="#need-help" id="need-help"></a>

Reach out to us for support, suggest improvements, or file a ticket using the [**Support**](mailto:admin@dannychain.com) on Telegram. Our team is here to assist you!

* [**Telegram**](https://t.me/dannytoken): Join our developer community
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