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# How to Create Token for Bonding Curve

## Token Creation for Bonding Curve

The token is created using the SmartDeFi™ Contract Deployer. Tokens will have all SmartDeFi™ features and capabilities of a regular SD token after the bonding curve is completed.

It is not possible to use a custom token contract to launch a SmartDeFi™ Bonding Curve.

All tokens intended for an SD Bonding Curve must meet the following requirements:

* Launched on the SmartDeFi™ Launchpad under the **Bonding Curve** option
* 1B total supply (default in the token launch menu)
* 100% of the supply must be deposited into the bonding curve

Any unsold supply will be burned when the curve is fully bonded and the liquidity pool opens for trading on a decentralized exchange (e.g., PancakeSwap).

### How to create Token for Bonding Curve.

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**Step 1.** Open the SmartDeFi™ Launchpad page.

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Choose the **Bonding Curve** option and click **Define Parameters.**

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**Step 2.** Fill in the following sections:

* **Token Name**
* **Token Symbol**
* **Asset Backing Asset** – WBNB is set as the default. If you choose another backing asset, note that the asset must have 18 decimals for proper SmartDeFi™ protocol functionality.
* **Supply** – Preset at 1 billion tokens and cannot be changed.

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Step 3. Click **Create Token** and confirm the transaction.

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After confirming the transaction, you will receive the entire token supply in your wallet.

Do not transfer tokens to other wallets. If the system detects less than 100% of the supply in the project owner’s wallet, it will be impossible to launch the bonding curve.

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