Token Tool
Deploy and manage compliant ERC-20 tokens from your AI agent across multiple EVM networks without hand-rolling deployment scripts.
Overview
Bitbond Token Tool is a MCP server for the Build phase that deploys compliant ERC-20 tokens from AI agents using 17 tools across 10 EVM networks.
What is this MCP server?
- 17 MCP tools for ERC-20 deployment and related token operations
- 10 EVM networks supported per server description
- CertiK-audited positioning for compliance-oriented token launches
- Requires BITBOND_PRIVATE_KEY (hex with 0x prefix) for the deploying wallet
- npm package token-tool-mcp v1.1.1 with stdio transport
- 17 MCP tools per server description
- Package version 1.1.1 (token-tool-mcp)
Community signal: 6 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Shipping a token from an agent usually means fragile custom scripts, wrong-network deploys, and unclear compliance steps.
Who is it for?
Indie builders validating token utilities on testnet or mainnet who want agent-driven deployment with a documented tool surface.
Skip if: Non-crypto SaaS founders or anyone unwilling to custody a deployer private key in MCP environment config.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registration, your agent can call standardized MCP tools to deploy and manage ERC-20 tokens on supported chains from one configured wallet key.
- Deployed ERC-20 contract address on a chosen supported network
- Agent-accessible token management via 17 MCP tools
- Documented network list and key custody process for ship/security review
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Journey fit
Token deployment is a concrete integration milestone during product build, not a marketing or operate-only concern. Integrations is where on-chain contracts and wallet-backed MCP tools connect your agent to external financial infrastructure.
How it compares
On-chain finance MCP with 17 deploy tools, not a generic smart-contract audit skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Bitbond Token Tool for?
It is for developers and solo founders using AI agents to launch ERC-20 tokens on EVM networks who want CertiK-audited tooling instead of one-off deployment repos.
When should I use Bitbond Token Tool?
Use it during build when you need agent-callable token deployment and management across multiple networks before or alongside your app integration.
How do I add Bitbond Token Tool to my agent?
Add the token-tool-mcp npm stdio server to your MCP client, set BITBOND_PRIVATE_KEY for your deploy wallet, and enable the server in Claude Code, Cursor, or another MCP host.