Tax Plan
Buy tax and sell tax are written into the initial contract configuration during deployment, which fits launches that need clear rate communication, route validation, and later operations tracking.
In tax-token mode, trading fees are automatically transferred to the token creator wallet address.
If your BEP20 launch requires explicit buy and sell tax settings, this flow is a better fit than the standard-token flow because those rate-related parameters are confirmed during deployment.
For agencies, launch teams, or operators, collecting the tax rates, fee receiver, default exchange, and paired token in one flow reduces handoff mistakes and makes delivery clearer.
If trading-tax proceeds need to be routed to a specific operations or treasury wallet, this flow lets you set that address during deployment instead of handling it elsewhere later.
No custom Solidity contract is required for this flow. The deployment uses a preconfigured tax-token factory, but you still need to confirm the token name, supply, tax rates, and fee receiver settings.
No. The creation fee comes from the factory contract, while gas is estimated and charged separately by the wallet when you submit the transaction.
This page is fixed to the tax-token creation flow. There is no toggle to fall back to the standard-token flow here. Buy tax, sell tax, fee receiver, and default pairing settings are all part of this deployment path.
Yes. If the field is empty, the connected wallet address is used as the fee receiver by default. If your project has a dedicated treasury or operations address, it is better to enter it before deployment.
The paired token records the market asset this tax token is intended to trade against, such as the native token or a stablecoin. It does not create liquidity for you, but it preserves the intended market setup and should usually match your later liquidity plan.
No. The current page only deploys the tax token and returns the token address plus transaction hash. It does not create liquidity, add a pool, or perform market-making tasks.