Contract Details Screen

After deploying your token, you'll access the Contract Details screen. This screen provides essential information about your token and offers various management functions.

Information Labels

The top of the screen displays key information about your token:

1. Name: The full name of your token

2. Symbol: Your token's ticker symbol

3. Address: The smart contract address of your token

4. Supply: The total supply of your token

5. Tax Buy/Sell: Current tax rates for buy and sell transactions

6. Liquidity: Amount of liquidity in the token's trading pair

Action Buttons

Below the information labels, you'll find several action buttons:

1. Verify:

   • Click to verify your contract on the blockchain explorer

   • Once verified, a tick will appear, indicating "Verified"

   • Usage: Verify your contract immediately after deployment to ensure transparency and build trust with your community.

2. Bundle:

   • Creates a bundle multiple wallets with the launch of your token.

   • Usage: Use this if you want to bundle multiple team wallets during launch.

3. Open Trade:

   • Activates trading for your token

   • After clicking, additional buttons will appear (see "Post-Trade Buttons" below)

   • Usage: Click this only when you're fully prepared for public trading to begin. Ensure all necessary preparations and announcements have been made.

4. Reduce Tax:

   • Lowers the current buy/sell tax rates to 0.

   • Usage: Use this to make your token more attractive to traders. Consider the impact on your project's funding if taxes are a primary source.

5. Remove Limit:

   • Removes any transaction or wallet holding limits

   • Usage: This can attract larger investors but may also enable concentration of tokens. Consider your project's goals and community expectations before removing limits.

6. Remove Transfer Tax:

   • Eliminates the tax on token transfers

   • Usage: This removes taxes on transferring between wallets. This means people can freely transfer tokens without incurring any fees.

7. Manual Swap:

   • Manually triggers a swap of accumulated tokens for base currency (e.g., ETH)

   • Usage: Use this to manage accumulated taxes and add to liquidity. Consider market conditions and timing to minimise price impact.

8. Etherscan Link (contract):

   • Opens your token's contract page on Etherscan for detailed blockchain information

   • Usage: Use this to view detailed transaction history, contract interactions, and other on-chain data. Useful for information and troubleshooting.