MoonDeploy - FAQs

You can decide the initial price of your token depending on how many tokens and  BNB. Ex: you add liquidity with 1000 tokens and 1 BNB. Now the price of your  token is 0.001 BNB.

Check out this article: https://docs.pancakeswap.finance/products/pancakeswap-exchange/liquidity-guide

Check out these articles:
https://support.coingecko.com/hc/en-us/articles/7291312302617-How-to-list-new-cryptocurrencies-on-CoinGecko-
https://support.coinmarketcap.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043659351-Listings-Criteria
https://coinmarketcap.com/alexandria/article/coinmarketcap-listing-is-free

No, we don't. It's others' service.

Yes, you can contact our dev and send details about your project.

Yes, you can. Your token is totally compatible with all exchanges. Usually exchanges require big volume and liquidity to qualify, for more details, we suggest you contact them directly.

If your token has grow to certain levels, you can contact these exchanges directly for listing. However, if your token is still new, you can list it to platforms like PancakeSwap, Uniswap or others first. And later you can plan for exchange listing.

A contract will be verified automatically after deployment. You don't need to do anything.

It will be available on BscScan, EtherScan, or others after deployment.

Check out this article: https://community.trustwallet.com/t/how-to-submit-a-token-logo/3863

“To have an address verified, the user would need :
1. A BscScan account
2. To have signed a message once to verify ownership of each address “.
- source BscScan

People need to add your token to their wallet using our logo tool in order to see it. When you create logo for your token, it's only you can see it. You go to the logo tool, enter your token address and copy the logo url. After that, people need go to that url and click "Add token".

You can do basic trading and transfer tokens, renounce ownership, mint and burn tokens.

Reward token works by collecting taxes from transactions and distributing them to holders.

You go to your token address page from BscScan, EtherScan or other scan websites. You'll find the write contract section. Click on Connect Web3 button.
From there you'll see a list of functions that you can interact with, you can change/update some values of your tokens. Functions will be different for different types of token contract.

You can send a request to our dev team, we’ll add the reward token within 24 hours.

Yes, you can go to BscScan or EtherScan or other similar websites to interact with your token contract.

It's impossible to recover BNB sent to the token address.

The difference is the buyback.
Buyback and burn: buy some tokens and burn them.
Burn: burn the tokens directly.

Yes, you will receive ETH taxes for the marketing tax token on Ethereum Network. If you select other networks, you receive the native token for that network.

Yes, it does.

Yes, you can renounce ownership.
You go to your token address page from BscScan, EtherScan or other scan websites. You'll find the write contract section. Click on Connect Web3 button. Next find the function named renounceOwnership. Click write and confirm transactions.

Yes, you can burn tokens by sending them to the 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 or 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD.
Especially, with the Dynamic Token type, you can also burn tokens from any wallet.
Also you can have a burn feature to automatically burn tokens with the Pro Token.

Yes, all token types support pre-sale. If you have tokens with taxes, you need to exclude the pre-sale address from fees. For the Pro token, you also need to exclude the presale address from Max Tx and Max Wallet.

Yes you can. You need to:
- from your mini token, excludes the Pro token from fees
- from your Pro token, excludes the Mini token from fees, Max Tx and Max Wallet
But before launch, have a third party to audit your setup. If you can't afford that, please do a small test to make sure your setup works. If you face any problem, reach out to us immediately.

No, you can’t update from your token to Pro Token. You need to create it from the beginning.

No, it's impossible to upgrade any token

No, after deployment, you can't add more functions or features. You can only  edit some values of your contract, such as taxes, and interact with functions  of your contract.

Standard token doesn't have a fee structure

Yes, you can change the fees and taxes after deployment.

If you go to BscScan or EtherScan, you'll find the write contract section. Go to the update/set marketing tax function and enter the value you want to  change. Ex: enter 5 to set marketing tax to 5%.

You go to BscScan or EtherScan, and you'll find the write contract section. Go to the update/set liquidity fee function and enter the value you want to  change. Ex: enter 5 to set liquidity fee to 5%.

You go to your token address page from BscScan, EtherScan or other scan websites. You'll find the write contract section. Click on Connect Web3 button. Next find the function named setTaxes, setFees or similar (with some token types, it will be setMartketingTax or setCharityTax etc...) and enter the correct value.
Usually, you will enter the percentage value of the taxes. (Ex: enter 5 to have 5% taxes). If your token supports float values of taxes, you will need to enter the whole number, the first number, and the second number before the decimal separately.

You go to your token address page from BscScan, EtherScan or other scan websites. You'll find the write contract section. Click on Connect Web3 button. Next find the function named setAllFeePercent.
Case 1: Your token has rewards for holders
Enter: 0, liquidityFee, burnFee, marketingFee, buybackFee, charityFee, rewardFee (Ex: 0,1,2,1,2,3)
Case 2: Your token doesn't have rewards for holders
Enter: 1, liquidityFee, burnFee, marketingFee, buybackFee, charityFee, rewardFee (Ex: 1,1,2,1,2,0)

Because your token contract needs to collect enough taxes before distributing it.
The default threshold for tokens is around 1/1000 of the total supply. If your token contract has setSwapAmount or setSwapTokensAtAmount functions, you can change that default value. Also, it requires selling transactions to your token contract to send taxes.

Yes, you can change it later.

In the recent version of Pro token, Max Tx only works for sell transactions so holders can buy freely but he will be limited by Max Wallet. However, we're working on options of Max Tx for both buy and sell.

You go to your token address page from BscScan, EtherScan or other scan websites. You'll find the write contract section. Click on Connect Web3 button.
You can set the function setWalletFeeTokenType (for marketing wallet) or setWalletCharityFeeTokenType (for charity wallet) to "true" and click write. (Look for function number 28 to 30 in recent version of Pro Token)

You go to your token address page from BscScan, EtherScan or other scan websites. You'll find the write contract section. Click on Connect Web3 button.
You can set the function setWalletFeeTokenType (for marketing wallet) or setWalletCharityFeeTokenType (for charity wallet) to "true" and click write. (Look for function number 28 to 30 in recent version of Pro Token)

Firstly, you go to your wallet address page, click on "Internal Tnxs", if you see that there is at least one transaction in which your wallet receives BNB/ETH recently, then the contract works correctly.
If it's not the case, probably you forgot to select "Send fee in BNB/ETH" when creating tokens. Don't worry, you can change it anytime.
You go to your token address page from BscScan, EtherScan or other scan websites. You'll find the write contract section. Click on Connect Web3 button.
You can set the function setWalletFeeTokenType (for marketing wallet) or setWalletCharityFeeTokenType (for charity wallet) to "true" and click write. (Look for function number 28 to 30 in the recent version of Pro Token)

Case 1: Check if your contract has the function "recoverFunds". If yes, you can call that function to get back all stuck funds.
Case 2: If you have a Pro contract, you can setup in a way that your contract will use all the stuck funds to buyback your own tokens, so all the funds will go back your liquidity pool.
Step 1: Make sure you token has buybackFee. If not, go to the function number 19 setAllFeePercent, and enter correct value:
taxFee: 1
liquidityFee: 0
burnFee: 0
marketingFee: 0
buybackFee: 1
charityFee: 0
rewardFee: 0
Step 2: Calculate and setBuybackUpperLimit.
Check how many BNB/ETH stuck in your contract. Ex: 1 BNB, go to the function setBuybackUpperLimit (number 20), enter 100 (multiple the stuck amount to 100, Ex: if 1.5 BNB stuck, then enter 150).
Step 3: Use a normal wallet to buy and sell (any amount), to trigger the buyback.
Finally, if this works, you can change the tax above back to normal. Make sure that:
The first taxFee has value of 1 or 0:
1: normal token without reward
0: reward token
That first taxFee and rewardFee can’t be both 0.
If both solutions don't work, you can't recover the stuck funds.

It's 0.5 BNB, the Pro token.

Start from 2 BNB.

No, testnet is not available at the moment. However if you use our customized token service to develop your smart contract, you can use it on the testnet.

If you use a PC/laptop, we recommend Firefox, Chrome or others (which supports MetaMask) If you use Safari, it doesn't support MetaMask, you will need to connect to your mobile wallet using WalletConnect.
With mobile, you should use a Dapp Browser from Trust Wallet or MetaMask to access MoonDeploy.

You should use a Dapp Browser from Trust Wallet or MetaMask to access MoonDeploy.

You should use Firefox or Chrome because they support MetaMask wallet extension.

Yes, we can. Send your token requirements to our dev, we can develop a token tailored for your project ASAP (start from 2 BNB). Or, we'll consider to add that function in our next updates.

If your transaction is complished and you paid the fees, you have probably received your tokens. Go to your wallet address page from BscScan, EtherScan or others, looking for the token balance sections, you'll see a list of tokens. Find and click to your token and copy its address to your wallet.
If these steps don't help you, contact our support immediately with your transaction hash or wallet address. If possible, try to take screenshots and describe the situation precisely, we'll help you solve your problem.

If your transaction is complished and you paid the fees, you have probably received your tokens. Go to your wallet address page from BscScan, EtherScan or others, looking for the token balance sections, you'll see a list of tokens. Find and click to your token and copy its address to your wallet.
If these steps don't help you, contact our support immediately with your transaction hash or wallet address. If possible, try to take screenshots and describe the situation precisely, we'll help you solve your problem.

Firstly, all contracts are well tested and audited by our team. It should have no errors. Secondly, before quick assumsion about why your token doesn't function correctly, please take some times to check other questions in this FAQs, you may find your answer.
If that doesn't help, contact our support immediately with your transaction hash, wallet address and token address. If possible, try to take screenshots and very importantly, describe the situation precisely why you think your token is defective, we'll help you solve your problem.

Yes, everything is the same after the merge.

Yes, absolutely.

Our marketing partner will help you to boost your project if you create token from our website.

It means you don't have enough native token balance for creation.
Ex: To create a Standard token on BSC, you need to have 0.1 BNB and a small fee. But you don't have BNB balance or have less than 0.1 BNB, it will cause the insufficient funds error. Or you have 30 BUSD, but the transaction only uses BNB for BSC, so it will have the same error. It's similar for other chains, for example, you need ETH for the Ethereum network, MATIC for Polygon etc...

You go to: Smart Lock and enter your token address. You will see Unlock button.