Every BEP-20 generator in the search results charges for the deployment — up to 1 BNB for what is, on-chain, the same standard contract. MintPlus does it free from audited templates, because the business isn't deployments: it's what makes your token worth trusting afterwards.
How do you create a BEP-20 token without coding?
You create a BEP-20 token by configuring and deploying it through MintPlus — a no-code flow, free on BNB Chain, deploying from pre-audited templates. The flow:
- Select BNB Chain and connect your wallet (use the testnet first for a dry run if you want one — chain ID 97).
- Design the token. Name (up to 25 characters), symbol (up to 8), image, decimals (18 is the BEP-20 default).
- Set tokenomics. Initial and max supply; fixed supply is the credibility-friendly default.
- Choose functions deliberately. Mintable, burnable, and transaction-fee options (up to 20% tax max) are available — enable only what your model needs, because every enabled function is a question buyers will ask on BscScan. On BSC specifically, an active mint function and an owner who hasn't renounced are the first flags every scanner raises.
- Deploy and verify. Pay only gas (under a cent as of August 2026); the contract is live and the source verifiable on BscScan in seconds.
- Then do the part that matters. Deployment earns nothing on this chain — lock the pool, lock the team allocation, and assemble the proofs before you announce. The launch checklist sequences it.
How much does it cost — and why is MintPlus free?
Creation is free with MintPlus; you pay BNB Chain gas, which is a fraction of a cent — against a market where the going rate is 0.1–1 BNB for the identical deployment. The comparison writes itself and the full price survey does it with sources, but the honest explanation of "why free" matters more: deployment is commoditized, so tools that charge for it are charging for a form. TrustSwap gives the form away because the durable business is the trust stack the token needs next — locks, vesting, verification — and a free creator is only worth running if what it creates goes on to be credible.
What decisions matter more than the name and logo?
Three: supply model, enabled functions, and what you'll do about ownership. Fixed supply with no mint function is the community-token default — an open mint reads as inflation risk unless clearly governed. Transaction taxes are legitimate but priced skeptically on BSC (the honeypot chain's buyers assume the worst until shown otherwise); if you enable one, cap it credibly and say what it funds. And ownership renouncement — BSC's equivalent of Solana's authority revocations — is the post-deploy decision your buyers will check: renounced ownership means the contract's rules can't change under them, at the cost of your flexibility. Whichever way you land, land it before launch and document it; the BEP-20 vs ERC-20 explainer covers what's standard-level versus chain-level here.
What should you do immediately after deploying?
Seed lockable liquidity, execute the lock-or-burn decision, lock the team allocation, and verify the contract source — in that order, before any announcement. BNB Chain's own meme-liquidity standard (100% of LP locked a year or burned) tells you the bar the ecosystem itself set. The full sequence, including where launchpads fit and when to skip them, is the launch stack pillar; the compressed version is the checklist.
FAQ
Is MintPlus really free on BNB Chain? Yes — token creation is free (listed as free in the public pricing table, as of August 2026); the only cost is deployment gas, well under a cent.
Is the contract audited? MintPlus deploys from pre-audited templates, and your contract's source is verifiable on BscScan — which is exactly what buyers will check.
Can I make a tax token? Yes — transaction fees up to 20% are configurable. Whether you should is a different question: BSC buyers price taxes skeptically, so justify the number publicly or skip it.
BEP-20 or ERC-20 — what's the difference? Interface-identical standards on different chains — a BEP-20 is effectively an ERC-20 living on BSC's faster, cheaper rails. The full comparison covers what actually differs for issuers.
Do I need a launchpad instead? Different tool: launchpads solve distribution, self-deployment gives control. The launch stack maps all four BSC routes honestly.
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