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Token interaction is now practically seamless thanks to the ERC20 token standard. The ERC20 token's ever-increasing lucrative characteristics have made it a sought-after asset in the crypto arena. It should come as no surprise that enterprises are investing in ERC20 token development.
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How To Create ERC20 Token
What is ERC20 The ERC20 standard outlines a set of functions (short and simple) that all ERC20 tokens must implement in order to align with other contracts, platforms, or even wallets. External users, such as crypto-wallet apps, can utilize these features to find out the amount of a user's account and transfer funds to another user with sufficient authorization. 2
The Ultimate Guide To Develop ERC20 Tokens Let’s take a look at the basic steps involved in the ERC20 token development process 1. Decide on token attributes 2. Code your smart contract 3. Test the token 4. Verify the source code 5. Deploy it on the MainNet 6. Get it Verified on Etherscan 3
1. Decide on Token Attributes To create an ERC20 token, you will need the following: The Token's Name The Symbol of the Token Decimal Places on the Token The Total Number of Tokens in Circulation When developing the token, consider how many decimal places you want and how it fits into the overall vision of your project. 4
2. Code your Smart Contract Ready-to-copy code for the smart contract is available over many sites. However, to get your hands on a legit smart contract code, get in touch with a leading ERC20 token development company such as Clarisco. While copy/pasting, make sure to change the values of the variables as per your project need and you will be all set to proceed further. 5
3. Test the Token The contract will then be deployed to the TestNet to test if it works. It's a pain to pay for a contract, deploy it to the MainNet, and then watch it fail. To begin, if you haven't already, download MetaMask. They provide a simple UI for testing this. Once MetaMask has been installed, ensure that you are signed in and configured on the Ropsten test network. Once MetaMask has been installed, ensure that you are signed in and configured on the Ropsten test network. You may change it to Ropsten by clicking in the upper left corner where it reads 'Main Ethereum Network.' Copy and paste the source code of the contract you just edited into an online compiler to publish the Smart Contract directly to the blockchain. 6
4. Verify the Source Code This is vital for a variety of reasons, the most significant of which is proving the legitimacy of your token to the public. It doesn't matter technically, and your token will still be useable if you don't, but it's good practice to verify it so people know you're not doing anything nefarious. 7
5. Deploy it on the MainNet Now that everything is operational, it is time to deploy it to the MainNet and allow others to access it. This segment is straightforward. You need to link to the MainNet rather than the Ropsten Test Network. Ascertain that your MetaMask account is in Mainnet mode. To achieve this, you must fund your contract with actual Ether. 8
6. Get it Verified on Etherscan This step is optional, however, getting it validated by them enhances the validity of your token. When your token is verified, it will have the logo and will no longer say "UNVERIFIED." 9
Thanks! Any questions? https://www.clarisco.com/erc20-token-development business@clarisco.com 10