by kukapay
Provides tools for AI agents to mint and manage ERC‑20 tokens across multiple EVM‑compatible blockchains, supporting deployment, transfer, balance queries and transaction inspection.
Token Minter offers a set of MCP‑compatible tools that enable AI agents—or any automated workflow—to create, transfer, and query ERC‑20 tokens on 21 supported networks. It abstracts away low‑level contract interactions, exposing high‑level operations such as deployToken
, transferToken
, and getTransactionInfo
.
git clone https://github.com/kukapay/token-minter-mcp.git
cd token-minter-mcp/server
npm install
{
"INFURA_KEY": "<YOUR_INFURA_KEY>",
"PRIVATE_KEY": "<YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY>"
}
npx
)
npx -y token-minter-mcp
deployToken
with parameters name
, symbol
, initialSupply
, decimals
, chainId
.transferToken
with tokenAddress
, toAddress
, amount
, chainId
.getBalance
, getTokenInfo
, getTransactionInfo
, etc.deployTokenGuide
help users provide required parameters.token://{chainId}/{address}
format.Q: Which networks are supported? A: 21 networks including Ethereum (1), Polygon (137), BSC (56), Arbitrum (42161), Optimism (10) and many others listed in the README.
Q: Do I need an Infura key for every network? A: A single Infura project key provides access to all supported EVM networks.
Q: How are transaction fees handled? A: Fees are paid from the account associated with the provided private key on the target chain.
Q: Can I test locally?
A: Yes. Run npx hardhat node
and use chainId: 1337
in prompts.
Q: Is the server already running when I execute npx token-minter-mcp
?
A: The npx
command launches the MCP server defined in the package, reading the environment variables for configuration.
An MCP server providing tools for AI agents to mint ERC-20 tokens, supporting 21 blockchains.
token://{chainId}/{address}
.Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/kukapay/token-minter-mcp.git
cd token-minter-mcp/server
Install Dependencies:
npm install
{
"mcpServers": {
"Token-Minter-MCP": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["path/to/token-minter-mcp/server/index.js"],
"env": {
"INFURA_KEY": "your infura key",
"PRIVATE_KEY": "your private key"
}
}
}
}
Examples:
I want to create a new token called 'RewardToken' with the symbol 'RWD' on Arbitrum. It should have 5 million tokens in initial supply and use 6 decimal places.
Token deployment initiated on Arbitrum (chainId: 42161)!
Name: RewardToken
Symbol: RWD
Decimals: 6
Initial Supply: 5000000 tokens
Transaction Hash: 0xabc123...
Note: Use 'getTransactionInfo' to check deployment status.
Can you tell me how much POL I have in my wallet on the Polygon network?
Account Balance on Polygon (chainId: 137):
Address: 0xYourAddressHere
Balance: 25.3478 POL
What’s the balance of my newly created token on Polygon?
Token Balance on Polygon (chainId: 137):
Address: 0xYourAddressHere
Token: 0xYourTokenAddressHere
Symbol: ABCD
Balance: 10000000.00 ABCD
Please transfer 150.75 USDC from my account to 0xRecipientAddressHere on Polygon."
Transfer initiated on Polygon (chainId: 137)!
Token: 0x2791Bca1f2de4661ED88A30C99A7a9449Aa84174
To: 0xRecipientAddressHere
Amount: 150.75 (150.75 tokens)
Transaction Hash: 0xdef456...
Note: Use 'getTransactionInfo' to check transfer status.
What’s the status of my token deployment transaction with hash 0xabc123... on Arbitrum?
Transaction Info on Arbitrum (chainId: 42161):
Hash: 0xabc123...
From: 0xYourAddressHere
To: Contract Creation
Value: 0 ETH
Status: Success
Deployed Contract Address: 0xNewTokenAddressHere
Give me the details of the token at address 0xNewTokenAddressHere on Arbitrum.
Token Info on Arbitrum (chainId: 42161):
Address: 0xNewTokenAddressHere
Name: RewardToken
Symbol: RWD
Decimals: 6
Total Supply: 5000000
How do I deploy a token on Polygon? What details do I need to provide?
To deploy a token on Polygon (chainId: 137), use the "deployToken" tool with these parameters:
- name: The token's full name (e.g., "MyToken")
- symbol: The token's ticker (e.g., "MTK")
- initialSupply: Amount in token units (e.g., 1000000 for 1M tokens, default 1,000,000)
- decimals: Optional number of decimals (default is 18)
- chainId: Optional chain ID (default is 1 for Ethereum)
Local Testing:
Intall dependencies:
cd token-minter-mcp
npm install
Start a local Hardhat node:
npx hardhat node
Use chainId: 1337 in your prompts to test locally.
Chain ID | Network Name | Native Token |
---|---|---|
1 | Ethereum | ETH |
137 | Polygon | POL |
56 | BSC | BNB |
42161 | Arbitrum | ETH |
10 | Optimism | ETH |
59144 | Linea | ETH |
8453 | Base | ETH |
81457 | Blast | ETH |
11297108109 | Palm | PALM |
43114 | Avalanche | AVAX |
42220 | Celo | CELO |
324 | zkSync | ETH |
5000 | Mantle | MNT |
204 | opBNB | BNB |
534352 | Scroll | ETH |
1923 | Swellchain | ETH |
130 | Unichain | ETH |
23448594291968334 | Starknet | ETH |
80094 | Berachain | BERA |
999 | Hyperliquid | HYPE |
146 | Sonic | S |
1337 | Localhost | ETH |
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE
file for details.
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{ "mcpServers": { "Token-Minter-MCP": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "token-minter-mcp" ], "env": { "INFURA_KEY": "<YOUR_INFURA_KEY>", "PRIVATE_KEY": "<YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY>" } } } }
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