Mint Tokens

Create new supply on your ERC-20 contract and send it to any address. Only works if the contract exposes a mint function, and only the minter can call it.

Non-custodial EVM networks Minter only

1Token Contract

Network

Contract Address ?

2Mint New Tokens

Mint To ?

Amount to Mint

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Supply after mint

Current—

+ Minting—

New total—

Minting increases total supply. Only the token owner / minter can mint — other wallets will revert.

Mint Summary

Load a contract

Paste a token to mint

Network—

Token—

Current supply—

Amount to mint—

Your role—

Only the owner / minter can mint — other wallets will revert.

Connect your wallet to load a contract and mint.

FAQ Frequently asked questions

How do I mint more tokens?

Connect the wallet that controls the token, paste the contract address, enter how much to mint and the address that should receive it, then confirm in your wallet. The new supply is created on-chain and sent straight to that address.

Which tokens and chains can I mint on?

Any ERC-20 that exposes a mint function, on every EVM network we support. If a contract has a fixed supply or no mint function there is nothing to add, and a token with a max supply can only be minted up to its cap — the tool checks this before you send.

Can anyone mint my token?

No. Only the address set as the minter or owner on the contract can create supply — the contract rejects everyone else. Coinjet is non-custodial: it never holds your keys and the mint transaction is signed from your own wallet.