Launch a ERC-20 token on Blast right from this page. Describe it in the form above, choose the features it should have, and deploy it from your own wallet — no scripts, no terminal, no software to set up. The whole thing takes minutes, and the token belongs to you from the moment it is minted.
What your Blast launch includes
A genuine ERC-20 token
Deployed on Blast mainnet, with the supply sent to the wallets you choose — your own unless you add others. Omnilaunch never has access to your keys, your tokens or your pool.
Name, logo and metadata
Everything you enter — name, ticker, description and image — goes into the token's metadata, so wallets and block explorers display it exactly as you set it up.
Liquidity from day one
Pair the token with ETH during the launch and people can trade it right away. Adding the pool costs nothing extra — you only provide the liquidity.
You decide the rules
Choose before launch whether the token can be burned, minted or paused, and whether each transfer takes a fee, burns a share, or rewards holders.
Launching a token on Blast, step by step
- 01
Add token info
Blast is preselected in the form above. Enter the name, ticker, decimals, supply, description and logo — keep in mind that none of these can be edited once the token exists.
- 02
Configure the token
Optionally add social links, creator details and a supply split between wallets, configure the liquidity pool, and turn on the features you want the token to have.
- 03
Pay the fee
Connect MetaMask or Trust Wallet, pay 0.02 ETH and the token is minted on Blast. Its mint address and an explorer link show up as soon as the transaction is confirmed.
Pricing on Blast
All prices are in ETH, the native currency of Blast. The network also takes its own transaction fee on top — that part goes to Blast, not to Omnilaunch.
- Token launch: 0.02 ETH.
- Every optional add-on, for example social links or creator details: 0.01 ETH.
- Liquidity pool: no extra charge. You only contribute the tokens and the ETH placed in it.
Supported wallets on Blast
To launch on Blast you need MetaMask or Trust Wallet. Use the Connect Wallet button at the top of the page — connecting only shares your address, and nothing is sent until you confirm the payment in the wallet yourself.
Blast token FAQ
How much time does a launch take?
Usually a few minutes. Most of it goes into filling in the form; the launch itself is a single transaction that Blast confirms within seconds.
Do I have to write any code?
Not at all. The builder deploys the token on Blast for you — you just say what it should be. There is nothing to compile, publish or install.
Who controls the token after launch?
You. The supply goes to your wallet and the token's authorities stay with your address until you revoke them. We never hold the token or the pool on your behalf.
Can I add a liquidity pool later on?
Yes. Turn it on during the launch, or add it later at omni-launch.com/liquidity-pool, where all of your launched tokens are listed.
