Customizing

Once you've selected the appropriate factory, you can customize your token contract by defining its specific parameters:

1. Token Information:

   • Name: Enter a descriptive name for your token. This name will be displayed in wallets and on exchanges.

   • Symbol: Choose a unique symbol or ticker for your token, typically 3-5 characters in length.

   • Base URI and Extension (for NFT contracts): Specify the base URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) and file extension for your NFT metadata. This information will be used to generate the complete URI for each NFT.

2. Token Supply and Pricing:

   • Initial Token Supply: Set the number of tokens that will be created upon deployment.

   • Maximum Supply (if applicable): Determine the maximum number of tokens that can ever be created for your contract.

   • Mint Price: Define the cost, in native currency or tokens, for minting new tokens.

   • Bulk Buy Limit (for NFT contracts): Indicate the maximum number of NFTs that can be minted in a single transaction.

3. Revenue Sharing (for contracts with payment splitting or royalty features):

   • Payees: List the addresses of the individuals or entities who will receive a portion of the revenue generated by the contract.

   • Shares: Assign the percentage shares for each payee, ensuring that the total adds up to 100%.

   • Royalty Percentage (for contracts with royalty features): Set the percentage of secondary sales revenue that will be distributed to the original creators.

4. Allow List and Pre-sale (for contracts with allow list or pre-sale functionality):

   • Merkle Root: Provide the Merkle root that represents the allow list or pre-sale participants. This information is used to verify eligibility for participating in the pre-sale or accessing restricted functions of the contract.

5. Advanced Settings (if available in the chosen factory):

   • Pause Contract: Enable or disable the ability to pause your contract, which can prevent token transfers or other specific functions.

   • Transfer Ownership: Assign a new owner address for your contract, granting them the ability to manage and control the contract's features.

Before proceeding to the deployment step, review your customization settings to ensure they meet your requirements.