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BASE token contracts and wallet addresses follow the EVM address format: a 0x prefix plus 40 hexadecimal characters. In hexadecimal notation, each character can be 0-9 or a-f, so the customizable characters in this flow are 0-9 and a-f.

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Vanity Token

This flow is designed for ERC20 launches that want stronger contract-address recognition, using local CREATE2 search before the final deployment transaction is submitted.

ERC20CREATE2 deploymentCustom prefix or suffixNo custom contract coding

Address Identity

A vanity address can improve brand recognition, campaign consistency, or launch-specific presentation when the contract address itself is part of how the project is introduced publicly.

Parameter Binding

The vanity result is tied to the token name, symbol, decimals, supply, and deployer wallet. If any of those values change, the previously generated match is no longer valid and must be regenerated.

Search Cost

Longer or stricter prefix and suffix rules increase the search difficulty and expected runtime. This flow is best for teams that value recognisable contract addresses and accept the extra local search time.

Next Steps

After a vanity token is deployed, we recommend completing the following steps so the vanity result, wallet display, and later trading setup stay consistent.

A vanity contract address does not replace the standard launch checklist. Wallet import, explorer verification, liquidity setup, and metadata submission are still required after deployment.
01

Add to Wallet

Import the deployed token into common wallets using the contract address, symbol, and decimals and confirm the wallet display matches the launch plan.

02

Verify the Vanity Result

Open the explorer and confirm the final contract address and transaction hash match the generated vanity result before sharing it publicly.

03

Create Liquidity (DEX)

If the token is intended to trade, create the pair on the target DEX and add the initial liquidity after the vanity deployment is verified on-chain.

04

Complete Logo & Metadata

Prepare the logo, description, website, and social links so the token is easier to recognise across wallets, explorers, and launch materials.

Best-fit scenarios

Projects with strong brand presentation

Use the vanity-token flow when the contract address itself is part of the branding, launch announcement, or campaign identity on Base.

Teams that want a predictable deployment workflow

The flow keeps the address search local and submits the deployment only after a valid match is found, which is easier to manage than scattered external scripts for many launch teams.

Launches that need clear boundaries

A vanity address changes how the contract address looks, but it does not add tax logic, liquidity, security guarantees, or extra market support by itself.

Frequently asked questions

What is a vanity token on Base?

A vanity token is a token deployed with a contract address that matches a preferred prefix, suffix, or both. The token behavior still follows the configured deployment template, but the address is searched in advance for better recognition.

Why do I need to generate the vanity address before deployment?

The flow searches locally for a CREATE2 salt that produces a matching contract address. The deployment transaction should only be submitted after a valid match is found, otherwise the final contract address will not follow the requested vanity rule.

Why must I regenerate after changing token parameters?

Because the vanity result depends on the token name, symbol, decimals, supply, and deployer wallet. Once any of those values change, the previously generated salt no longer maps to the same final contract address.

Does a vanity address improve token security or contract quality?

No. A vanity address is mainly a presentation and recognition feature. It does not automatically improve contract security, liquidity, holder protection, or launch success.

Why does search time increase when the prefix or suffix is longer?

Each extra hexadecimal character reduces the chance of hitting a valid address pattern, so the search difficulty rises quickly. Device performance, concurrency, and the strictness of the pattern all affect the runtime.

Should I deploy immediately after a vanity match is generated?

Only after you confirm the token parameters are final and the generated address matches your launch requirements. Once deployed, you should still verify the contract on-chain and complete the usual wallet, liquidity, and metadata steps.