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How to Create a Token on Sui Without Code
Connect a Sui wallet, fill in the token name, symbol, decimals and supply, upload a logo, then sign the deployment. The service fee is 10 SUI plus network gas. The full supply and the TreasuryCap go to the wallet that signs.
What you need before you start
Use a Sui wallet with enough SUI for the platform fee and network gas. Decide the name, symbol, decimals and supply before you begin: those four fields cannot be edited after the deployment is confirmed.
The name can be up to 32 ASCII characters. The symbol can be 2–8 characters and cannot start with a digit. Your logo needs to be available at a public image URL so wallets and explorers can load it.
Choose the settings you cannot add later
The blacklist is optional at launch. If you might need to freeze transfers later, enable it now; it cannot be added to an existing token.
The custom suffix changes the module name in the contract, not the displayed token symbol. Leave it off unless you know why you need a particular module name.
What happens after you sign
The deployment creates the token, mints the entire initial supply and sends the TreasuryCap to the signing wallet. Treat that wallet as a project administration account, not a throwaway wallet.
Save the full coin type and transaction digest. A ticker alone is not enough when you list the token, hand the project to another team or look it up later.
