Question 1

What is TokenPilot?

Accepted Answer

TokenPilot is a no-code tool for creating and deploying ERC-20 tokens on EVM-compatible networks. You configure the token in the browser and the deployment transaction is signed by your own wallet — no Solidity required.

Question 2

Which networks does TokenPilot support?

Accepted Answer

Rapid Chain (chain ID 29250), Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Base are enabled today. Networks are turned on from configuration, so adding another EVM chain does not change the application.

Question 3

How much does it cost to create a token?

Accepted Answer

Two packages: Standard at $19.99 and Advanced at $39.99. The platform fee is stored on-chain in the factory contract, charged in the network’s native token with the deployment transaction, and identical on every chain. Blockchain gas is separate and always paid to the network.

Question 4

Does TokenPilot hold my private keys?

Accepted Answer

No. With a browser wallet such as MetaMask every transaction is signed by you. With a Rapid Wallet session, signing is performed by the Rapid Wallet service under your own account. TokenPilot’s servers hold no user keys.

Question 5

Who owns the token after deployment?

Accepted Answer

The deploying wallet. On the Standard tier it becomes the contract owner; on the Advanced tier it receives DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE along with the minter, pauser and blacklister roles.

Question 6

Which token controls can I enable?

Accepted Answer

Fixed or mintable supply, supply cap, burnable, blacklist, whitelist, max wallet, per-transaction limit, trading start, a cooldown after receiving tokens, and EIP-2612 permit. Every control is off until you turn it on, and only the controls compiled into your contract appear in the management panel.

Question 7

Is a token created with TokenPilot audited or safe?

Accepted Answer

No. Contracts are built from reviewed OpenZeppelin components in a fixed, tested configuration, and TokenPilot verifies that the deployed address matches the address its factory predicts (a CREATE2 build attestation). That is not a security audit and makes no claim about the value, legality or safety of any token.

Question 8

Can I change or give up administrative powers later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mint, pause, blacklist, limits, trading start, cooldown and role management are available from the management panel after deployment. Transferring admin rights or renouncing them is possible — renouncing is permanent and disables those functions for good.