BSC Mainnet (Binance Smart Chain), as one of the core public chains in the Binance ecosystem, has become a popular choice for projects and developers to deploy tokens and DApps due to its high throughput, low transaction costs, and compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). For users without deep programming foundations, "one-click token issuance" platforms have significantly lowered the threshold for creating custom tokens on BSC.

As the name suggests, these platforms provide a visual operation interface and pre-set smart contract templates. Users don't need to write complex code; they simply fill in key token parameters (such as name, symbol, total supply, etc.) on the platform interface, and the platform automatically generates and deploys the corresponding smart contract on the BSC mainnet. The entire process is simple, fast, and low-cost. There are many platforms offering BSC one-click token issuance services, such as BananaTool, DxSale, and TokenMint. When choosing a platform, it's recommended to pay attention to its functional completeness (whether it supports multiple token models, pre-sales, liquidity locking, and subsequent token management) and security reputation.

Here's a general process that applies to both computer and mobile platforms (requiring a wallet App), with similar operational logic: 🛠 Step 1: Preparation

* Install and Set Up Wallet: You need a BSC-compatible wallet to pay Gas fees (using BNB) and manage your tokens. MetaMask (browser plugin or mobile App) is strongly recommended. * Configure MetaMask to BSC Network: If you haven't added the BSC mainnet, you need to add the BSC mainnet RPC information in MetaMask network settings (you can easily find official or reliable configuration guides). * Deposit BNB: Ensure your wallet address (on the BSC network) has sufficient BNB balance to pay for smart contract deployment gas fees. This cost is usually not high, but needs to be reserved. 📝 Step 2: Access Platform and Create Token* Access Platform: Open browser, go to BananaTool official website* Connect Wallet: Find the "Connect Wallet" button on the platform interface, select MetaMask (or other compatible wallet), and authorize connection as prompted.

* Find `"Create Token"` Function: Locate `"Create Token"` in the platform navigation menu or on the main page, and click to enter.* Fill in Key Token Parameters:* Token Full Name: The complete name of your token (e.g., BananaTool).* Token Symbol: Token's abbreviation, usually 3-5 uppercase letters (e.g., BT).* Token Precision: Number of decimal places the token can be divided into. The most common and recommended is 18 (similar to ETH, BNB), which provides sufficient flexibility. Keep default 18 if unsure.* Total Supply: The total number of tokens you plan to issue.* Confirm and Create: Carefully check all entered information! After confirming, click the `"Create Token"` button.* Wallet Confirm Transaction: MetaMask (or your wallet) will pop up a transaction confirmation window showing estimated Gas fees. Then click "Confirm" to pay Gas fees.

Wait for Transaction Confirmation: BSC network is usually fast (seconds to minutes). You can check deployment status by entering your wallet address or transaction hash (TX Hash) on a blockchain explorer (like BscScan). Obtain Token Contract Address: After successful deployment, your new token's smart contract address will be displayed on both the platform interface and blockchain explorer. This is the most important information! Be sure to keep it safe.

Add Token to Wallet: In your wallet (like MetaMask), find the "Add Token" function. Select "Custom Token" and paste the just-obtained contract address. Token symbol and decimal places will usually auto-fill. Confirm and click "Add". Now you can see your issued token balance in the wallet. Share and Add Liquidity (Optional but Important): You can share the token's contract address with others, and they can add and view your token in BSC-supported wallets. To make the token tradable, you need to provide liquidity. This is usually done on decentralized exchanges (DEX) like PancakeSwap. You need to deposit your new token with an equal-value paired asset (usually BNB or BUSD) into the DEX's liquidity pool. 🔧 Step 4: Manage Your Token

Return to the "One-Click Token Issuance" platform you used, and find the "Token Console".

By connecting the wallet that deployed the token, you can access the token's management console. Here, you may be able to perform some operations, such as:* Adjusting fees* Changing ownership address, etc.

Using the `"One-Click Token Issuance"` tool on the BSC mainnet, creating and issuing a basic token has become simpler and faster than ever. From wallet preparation, parameter filling, to contract deployment and liquidity addition, the entire process can be completed in a short time. Such platforms greatly lower the entry barrier for blockchain technology. However, lowered technical barriers do not mean lowered project success barriers. Token issuance is just the first step; the project's value, community building, long-term operation, and compliance are the key factors determining success. Hope this tutorial helps you take your first step in exploring the BSC mainnet!