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ActiveCreatemycoin Review 2026: No-Code Token Launches
Createmycoin is a no-code token creation tool for Solana and four EVM networks, with extra Solana liquidity and supply tools. Solana fees are stated, but EVM pricing and audit details are not.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
6.5/10
Good
Our verdict on Createmycoin
6.5/10Createmycoin may suit creators who want to launch a basic token without writing code, especially on Solana, where the tool also covers authority settings, burns and Raydium liquidity pools. Its stated Solana fees and wallet-signing flow make the launch steps relatively clear. The main caveats are that EVM creation fees are not published, the service does not publish an audit, and token creation alone does not provide liquidity or establish a project's credibility. Review every setting before signing, particularly irreversible authority changes.
Score breakdown
How Createmycoin scores
- Security
- 4.0/10
- Ease of use
- 8.0/10
- Fees
- 6.0/10
- Features
- 7.0/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Createmycoin?
Createmycoin is a no-code token creation service for Solana and four EVM networks: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. It lets users configure and launch Solana SPL tokens or deploy ERC-20 tokens without writing a contract. The site also offers Solana tools for creating Raydium liquidity pools, burning tokens and checking token authorities.
For Solana, the service lists its creation fee and the extra cost of revoking mint or freeze authority. It says transactions are built in the browser and signed in the connected wallet, rather than requiring the service to hold the user's private keys. EVM creation fees are not published.
The tool handles token setup, not the broader work of launching a project. Users still need to choose token settings carefully, fund any liquidity pool themselves and consider whether buyers can trust the token. Createmycoin does not publish an audit or detailed team information.
How Createmycoin works
For Solana, the creator collects the token name, ticker, supply, decimals, logo and authority choices, then prepares a transaction for the connected wallet to sign. The site says the supply is minted to the user's wallet and metadata is written using Metaplex, with the logo and description stored on IPFS. A free devnet test run is available before launching on mainnet.
The EVM flow deploys an ERC-20 token from the user's wallet on the selected supported network. For Solana tokens, separate tools can create a Raydium CPMM pool against SOL or USDC, burn tokens, or check authority and metadata settings. A token launch itself does not provide trading liquidity; the creator must supply assets to a pool.
6 features
Key features
01
Solana token creator
Create a Solana SPL token by entering its name, ticker, supply, decimals and logo. The site says the token and its metadata are created through a wallet-signed transaction.
02
EVM token creator
Deploy ERC-20 tokens from a wallet on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain. Fees for these deployments are not listed.
03
Authority settings
Choose whether to retain or revoke Solana mint and freeze authorities during creation. Revoking either authority cannot be reversed.
04
Raydium liquidity tool
Create a Raydium CPMM pool pairing a token with SOL or USDC, and set its opening price. The user supplies the liquidity separately.
05
Solana token burns
Burn Solana tokens through an on-chain transaction. The resulting burn can be checked on-chain.
06
Solana rug checker
Enter a Solana mint address to check whether mint authority, freeze authority or metadata can still be changed.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Supports token creation on Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain.
- Solana token settings include supply, decimals, metadata and mint and freeze authority options.
- The service lists Solana creation and authority-revocation costs, and offers a free devnet test.
- Solana liquidity, burn and authority-checking tools are available alongside token creation.
- The site says transactions are signed in the user's wallet and private keys are not shared with the service.
Watch out for
- Fees for creating ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain are not published.
- Creating a token does not automatically give it liquidity or ensure that people will trade it.
- Revoking mint or freeze authority is irreversible, so mistakes in those settings cannot be undone.
- Createmycoin does not publish an audit or details about its team and incident history.
- Keeping mint or freeze authority gives the authority holder continuing control over the token.
Createmycoin fees
Createmycoin lists a flat 0.3 SOL fee for creating a Solana token, with Solana rent and network fees covered. Revoking mint authority costs 0.05 SOL, and revoking freeze authority costs another 0.05 SOL; the stated total for a token with both authorities revoked is 0.4 SOL. A devnet test run is free.
The Raydium liquidity tool is listed at about 0.4 SOL in costs: a 0.35 SOL fee, including Raydium's 0.15 SOL protocol fee, plus about 0.05 SOL for rent and network costs. This is separate from the liquidity deposited into the pool. Fees for ERC-20 creation on the four EVM networks are not published; check the transaction and fee details before signing.
Is Createmycoin safe?
Createmycoin says transactions are built in the browser and signed in the user's wallet, and that it does not access private keys. This reduces the need to hand custody of a wallet to the service, but users still need to inspect each transaction before approving it. The site does not publish an audit, detailed team information or an incident history.
Token settings create their own risks: retaining mint authority allows further issuance, and retaining freeze authority leaves the ability to freeze token accounts. Revoking either authority is irreversible. A token creator or rug checker cannot establish that a token is legitimate or safe to buy, and creating a token does not guarantee liquidity or market demand.
6 steps
How to get started with Createmycoin
- 1
Choose Solana or one of the supported EVM networks.
- 2
Connect a compatible wallet and make sure it has the required funds for the chosen network and any service fees.
- 3
Enter the token name, ticker, supply and other requested settings; for Solana, add the logo and choose decimals and authority options.
- 4
Review the token configuration carefully, including any authority revocations, which cannot be undone.
- 5
Approve the transaction in your wallet and save the resulting token address.
- 6
If you want a Solana token to be tradable, use the liquidity tool to create a Raydium pool and deposit liquidity.
Who Createmycoin is for
Createmycoin is aimed at people who want to create a basic SPL or ERC-20 token without coding, and at Solana token creators who also need simple tools for liquidity, burns or authority checks. It is less suitable for users who need audited contract assurances, fully documented EVM pricing or help with a token's legal, economic or market design.
Createmycoin FAQs
How much does it cost to create a token with Createmycoin?
Createmycoin lists a flat 0.3 SOL charge for creating a Solana token, with Solana rent and network fees covered. Revoking mint and freeze authority costs 0.05 SOL each, so creating a token and revoking both authorities costs 0.4 SOL.
Which networks does Createmycoin support?
The service supports SPL tokens on Solana and ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. The fees for the EVM options are not published.
How do I create a token with Createmycoin?
Connect a supported wallet, enter the token details and approve the transaction in the wallet. For Solana, the site names Phantom, Solflare and Backpack as supported wallets; it says transactions are built in the browser and signed by the user.
Does Createmycoin add liquidity to my token?
A token can be paired with SOL or USDC in a Raydium CPMM pool using the site's liquidity tool. The listed tool fee and Solana costs are about 0.4 SOL in total, before the liquidity you deposit.
Should I revoke mint and freeze authority?
Revoking mint authority prevents further issuance through that authority, while revoking freeze authority removes the ability to freeze token accounts. Both actions are irreversible, so check the settings carefully before signing.
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