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Testnet beta. Uzo Deploy is live on BOT Chain testnet (chain 968). Mainnet is not enabled yet. Everything here is free to try with test tokens from the faucet.
Tested, not audited. Uzo Deploy’s templates are built on OpenZeppelin Contracts and have full test coverage, but they have not had a professional audit. Start on testnet, and on mainnet use amounts you can afford to lose.
Deploy a token contract with a fixed supply, then add it to your wallet or burn some of it. For a step-by-step first deploy, follow the Quickstart.

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What you get

  • An ERC-20 token with 18 decimals.
  • ERC20Permit: holders can approve spending with a signature instead of a transaction.
  • ERC20Burnable: any holder can destroy tokens from their own balance.
  • A fixed supply. The whole supply is created when the contract is deployed and sent to one address. There is no mint function after that.
  • No owner. Nobody, including you, can mint more, pause transfers or change the token.
The contract never holds funds.

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Form fields

The supply can’t be changed after deployment, so check the number on the Review step.

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After you deploy

  • Add to wallet. The final step opens your wallet’s “add token” prompt. If you dismissed it, select Add to wallet again, or import the token by hand with its address, symbol and 18 decimals.
  • Burn. On the token’s Manage page, you can burn tokens from your own balance. Burning lowers the total supply and can’t be undone.
  • View on BOTScan. The contract is verified automatically. See Verification.

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What it does not do

Uzo Deploy deploys a token contract. That’s all. It does not:
  • add liquidity or create a trading pool,
  • put the token on any exchange or list,
  • promote the token, or give it any value.
A token deployed with Uzo Deploy is not reviewed or endorsed by Uzo Labs. See Security.

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Source and customizing

The contract is UzoToken.sol in the uzo-deploy repo, built on OpenZeppelin Contracts. To change how the token works (for example an owner who can mint), use the templates repo instead. See the token walkthrough.
Last modified on October 7, 2026