> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kaspacom.gitbook.io/kaspacom-defi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kaspacom.gitbook.io/kaspacom-defi/dex/publish-your-docs.md).

# Deploy

[**Deploy a token on KaspaCom**](https://dev-defi.kaspa.com/swap/deploy) and bring your project to life. With just a few fields, you can launch your ERC20 token, define its supply, and make it instantly available on Kaspa Layer-2.

### How to Deploy a Token

1. **Enter Token Information**
   * **Token Name** → Full name of your token (1–64 characters).
   * **Token Symbol** → Symbol of your token (1–12 alphanumeric characters).
   * **Initial Supply** → The total supply of tokens to create.
   * **Decimals** → Number of decimal places (0–18, default is 18).
   * **Recipient Address (optional)** → The address to receive the initial supply. If left empty, the deployer’s address will be used.
2. **Upload Token Logo**
   * Upload a logo (400x400px recommended, max 5MB, JPG/PNG/SVG).
   * Add optional **X/Twitter** and **Telegram** links for your community.
3. **Deploy Token**
   * Review all fields.
   * Click **Deploy Token**.
   * Confirm the transaction in your wallet.

### Notes

* Once deployed, your token will exist permanently on Kaspa Layer-2.
* You can add liquidity for your new token under **Pools**.

⚡ Deploying tokens on KaspaCom is fast, fair, and fully decentralized — giving anyone the tools to launch and grow new assets.


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