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Beta · V5.3.5

Immutable Token Launcher

Deploy a fixed-supply Monad token with transparent code, no administrative controls and frontend-ready transparency reads.

Create a token

Fixed supply, frontend-ready reads

Your wallet deploys the reviewed Template V2 directly on Monad. No Halven factory controls the token after launch. New tokens expose read-only transparency facts for website integrations.

1. Deployment wallet

Select the wallet that will deploy the token and pay Monad network gas before preparing a token draft.

2. Token configuration

These settings become permanent only after a successful wallet-approved deployment.

Up to 12 characters. This is the ticker wallets and DEX interfaces may display.

The full supply is minted once at deployment using 18 decimals. No additional minting function exists.

This wallet receives all 1,000,000 MMT. It may transfer or sell them later.

3. Required before deployment

Select all three clearly marked boxes before deployment can begin.

Gas reminder: Deployment requires MON for Monad network gas. Halven does not charge a token-launch fee.

Before your wallet opens, Halven simulates the deployment and prepares a buffered gas limit. No token is created until you approve the transaction in your wallet.

Connect a deployment wallet above to enable deployment.

Contract guarantees

What this template can and cannot do

Template V2 · Reviewed
Fixed total supply minted only once at deployment
Initial supply sent to the recipient selected by the creator
owner() permanently displays the dead address
No owner-only controls or administrative write functions
No minting after launch, taxes, blacklist, pause or max-wallet controls
No proxy or upgradeability
Template V2 read functions support public websites and transparency dashboards
Contract transparency is not distribution safety.

The creator or selected recipient receives every token at deployment. Dead ownership prevents administrative changes, but it does not prevent holder selling, thin liquidity or poor distribution choices.

Dead-owner display

owner() permanently returns 0x0000…dEaD. No owner-only functions exist.

No admin switches

No mint, tax, blacklist, pause, trading gate, max-wallet or upgrade function is included.

Verification submission

After deployment, Halven attempts to submit this exact Template V2 source for MonadScan verification when configured.

Frontend-ready transparency reads

Built for websites and public dashboards

Future tokens deployed through this launcher identify themselves as Halven Immutable Token Template V2 and expose read-only launch facts without adding creator controls.

tokenFacts()

One-call bundle for supply, recipient, deployer, owner display, launch time and dead-address balances.

safetyProfile()

Declares fixed supply and the absence of minting, tax, blacklist, pause, max-wallet and upgrade controls.

initialSupplyRecipient()

Shows the wallet that received the original fixed supply.

deployer() / deployedAt()

Shows who deployed the contract and when it was launched.

deadAddressBalance()

Shows token balance held at the displayed dead owner address.

circulatingSupplyExcludingDead()

Returns supply excluding only the displayed dead owner address.

Read functions are integration conveniences. Verified source code and matched runtime bytecode remain the authoritative evidence of contract behavior. Tokens deployed before Template V2, including TESTER2, cannot gain these functions after deployment.

Verification recovery

Recover a previously deployed Template V2 token

Paste a Halven Template V2 token address after refreshing or closing the page. Halven will restore its token facts, verification actions and analysis links directly from Monad.

After deployment

A launch report appears here

Once confirmed, the site displays the token address, transaction, Template V2 transparency reads, fixed-supply and dead-owner disclosures, verification status, live pool registration, wallet disclosure options and next-step analysis links.

This launcher creates a token contract only. It does not create liquidity, lock creator-held supply, guarantee market safety or endorse a launched token. The creator receives the initial supply and may transfer or sell it. Template V2 read functions improve disclosure but are not independent proof of safety.