Never requested
EasyTokenCreator never asks for your private key, seed phrase, or recovery words — not during connection, deployment, or support. Any message asking for them is not from EasyTokenCreator.
Trust and safety
Security Model
EasyTokenCreator is non-custodial by design. You stay in control of your wallet, and the only transaction you sign is the deployment of your own token contract.
Is EasyTokenCreator non-custodial? Yes. EasyTokenCreator never holds your funds, private keys, or seed phrase. Token deployment happens through a single transaction that you review and confirm in your own wallet, and ownership of the deployed contract is assigned to your wallet address.
What you sign
When you deploy a token, your wallet asks you to confirm one transaction: the deployment of your token contract. That transaction carries the platform deployment fee plus the network gas fee, both shown before you confirm. No token approvals, allowances, or permissions over assets you already hold are requested at any point in the deployment flow.
You keep ownership
The connected wallet used for deployment becomes the owner of the token contract according to the selected settings. EasyTokenCreator does not retain admin rights over your contract after deployment.
Contract transparency
Token templates are built with widely used OpenZeppelin Contracts libraries. After deployment, the contract source is submitted to the relevant block explorer for verification so anyone can inspect it. Read how contract verification works to understand exactly what verification proves — and what it does not.
What this does not guarantee
Using established contract libraries does not mean a token is safe, valuable, audited, or compliant. EasyTokenCreator templates have not undergone an independent third-party security audit. A verified contract only means the explorer matched published source code to deployed bytecode. Blockchain transactions are irreversible: review the token name, symbol, supply, network, taxes, and ownership settings before confirming.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for the token configuration you choose, the network you deploy on, the wallet you use, and any legal, tax, or regulatory obligations. If you enable minting, pausing, blacklists, taxes, or limits, disclose how those controls work and who operates them. The FAQ lists the checks worth running before launch.
Security contact
To report a security issue or a false-positive block against this domain, email akselgultekin@hotmail.com. Never include seed phrases or private keys in any message.
Deploy Without Giving Up Custody
Configure your token, confirm one transaction in your wallet, and keep ownership from the first block.