Launch playbook
How to deploy an ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain
The legacy fixed-supply path: a plain ERC-20 with no bonding curve and no launchpad. It still has uses — a token with a known supply and a deliberate, separate liquidity step — but it is no longer the default way Trenchables launches on Robinhood Chain.
8 min readReviewed July 18, 2026Launch playbook
The short answer
Open /launch?rail=robinhood, fill token fields and supply policy, accept the deploy-is-not-a-market disclosure, connect an EVM wallet on the correct Robinhood chain, run Prepare + estimate, then Deploy ERC-20 and confirm in the wallet. Copy the contract address from the receipt when it confirms.
Before you deploy
- MetaMask (or any EIP-1193 wallet) with Robinhood testnet or mainnet added. Default product path is testnet (chain id
46630). - ETH on that chain for gas—fee is usually tiny on testnet but still required.
- Final name, ticker, decimals, total supply, and recipient split that totals 100%.
- Decision on renounce ownership at deploy (recommended for fixed meme-style supply unless you have a documented operator plan).
UI path
- Robinhood rail. Profile is Standard ERC-20 in V1; tax profile is disabled.
- Token details. Name and ticker are not unique—treat them as labels.
- Supply policy. Total supply, decimals, initial recipients (deployer default or multi-recipient).
- Disclosure checkbox. Deploy does not create liquidity or make a ticker unique.
- Connect / switch network until the wallet status is on the configured Robinhood chain.
- Prepare + estimate. Builds bytecode and runs gas estimate. Check fundingOk before you sign.
- Deploy. Sign the create transaction. Wait for confirmation—not just a pending hash.
- Receipt. Contract address, tx hash, explorer links, verification package download.
Immediately after confirmation
- Copy the full contract address into your own notes and explorer bookmarks.
- Download the verification package and submit source on the explorer when ready.
- Only then plan liquidity—see supply allocation and liquidity.
Primary and official sources
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