How to create a token using Token Issuer

Token Issuer is a Coin98 tool that lets you create a token on a supported blockchain from Coin98 Super Wallet, without writing code.

What is Token Issuer

Token Issuer is a token creation tool available in Coin98 Super Wallet. It lets users define a token name, symbol, logo, total supply, decimals, and optional mint or burn permissions, then issue the token on-chain from a connected wallet.

Coin98 currently does not charge a service fee for Token Issuer. However, since token creation happens on the blockchain, you will still need to pay the network fee (gas). Therefore, the wallet used for issuance must have enough native token balance to cover the network fee.

How to issue a token on Token Issuer

Creating a token with Token Issuer only takes a few minutes. Simply enter your token details, confirm the network fee, and check the issuance history once the transaction is completed.

Step 1: On the Home screen, click on the Discover icon => switch to the Services tab

Step 2: Scroll down or search for the Token Issuer.

Step 3: Select the wallet address and the network you want to use for token issuance.

The wallet address you select will receive the issued token.

Step 4: Fill in the following information:

• Logo: Click on the Logo icon to upload the token's logo.

• Name: Enter the name of the token

• Symbol: Enter the symbol of the token

• Total supply: Enter the total amount of tokens you wish to issue.

• Decimals: Enter the number of decimal places in the token's unit. The default is 18.

• Token Burn & Token Mint: You can consider two options when issuing the token. You can choose or not choose both options but bear in mind that if you don't choose any, your initial aggregate supply will not be allowed to change.

Note: When issuing, the token issue fee is still charged on the connected wallet.

Step 5: The system will ask users to pay a network fee to issue tokens.

Users need to prepare enough fees for this step. If you agree, click Confirm on the pop-up Confirmation Message.

After the transaction is completed, you can click the History icon to open Token Issuer History.

From there, you can copy the contract address for the token you created.

Your tokens will automatically be added to the Custom Token and be displayed on the home screen. To send and receive tokens do the same steps as normal tokens.

What do the token settings mean?

These are the key terms used in Token Issuer:

• Logo: The token image shown in wallets and token listing platforms.

• Name: The full token name.

• Symbol: The short token ticker, usually 3–5 characters (for example: BTC, USDT).

• Total supply: The number of tokens created at issuance.

• Decimals: The number of decimal places the token supports, which determines how divisible the token is.

• Token Burn: If enabled, tokens can be permanently removed from circulation, reducing the total supply.

• Token Mint: If enabled, additional tokens can be created after the initial issuance, increasing the total supply.

• Contract address: The unique on-chain address of the token smart contract.

What should you know before issuing a token?

Token issuance is an on-chain action, so the transaction requires network gas and cannot be completed without enough funds in the connected wallet.

If you do not enable minting or burning, the initial total supply is fixed after issuance. Make sure the token name, symbol, and supply are correct before you confirm the transaction.

FAQs

What is Token Issuer?

Token Issuer is a Coin98 tool for creating a token on a supported blockchain from Coin98 Super Wallet.

Does Coin98 charge a service fee for Token Issuer?

Coin98 currently does not charge a service fee for Token Issuer. You still need to pay the network fee (gas).

What does the decimals field mean?

The decimals field sets how many decimal places the token supports. The default value is 18.

What happens if I do not choose Token Burn or Token Mint?

If you do not choose either option, the initial total supply cannot be changed after the token is issued.

Where can I find the contract address after issuance?

Open Token Issuer History by clicking the History icon at the top right, then copy the contract address right on that screen.

Will my token appear in Coin98 after I issue it?

Yes. The token is automatically added to Custom Token and shown on the Home screen.