BNB Chain Token Mint
Use this BNB Chain token mint tool to review who can mint, set an amount, and increase token supply on an existing token. Load the current state first, confirm the destination wallet if needed, and send the mint with a clear supply preview.
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About this tool
How Token Mint works
Load the token you own
Paste the contract address or pick it from your tokens, then press Load Token. The status box shows current supply, decimals, cap, room left and whether your connected wallet holds the mint authority.
What Token Mint does
In short
Token Mint is how you mint BEP-20 tokens on BNB Chain when your contract has a cap and you hold its owner role. Project owners use it to add supply for rewards, listings or a treasury top-up without touching code. You choose the amount and the recipient, and the cap keeps the total in check.
What it does
Paste or pick the token, and the page reads its supply, decimals, cap, room left and owner. Enter an amount, leave the recipient empty for your own wallet or add another address, and check the new total. Your wallet then signs two transactions: the J Tools fee, followed by the token's own mint call.
What it costs
Each mint costs a flat 0.005 BNB, whatever the amount, paid to the J Tools payment contract just before the mint. A fee that lands without its mint stays as a credit, so the next press asks only for the mint. Both steps pay BNB gas, and your wallet shows exact amounts before you sign.
Key features
- Cap always respected · The amount can never push total supply above the cap the token was created with.
- Owner check before paying · The page confirms your wallet owns the token before any fee is asked.
- Mint to any wallet · Send new tokens to your own wallet or straight to a treasury address.
- Exact decimal handling · Amounts accept a dot or a comma and follow the token's own decimals exactly.
- Fee kept as credit · A fee whose mint failed covers your next try with the same token.
- Works with outside contracts · Any BEP-20 with an owner, a mint function and a cap qualifies, whoever deployed it.
How to mint more BEP-20 tokens in 3 steps
- 1
Load the token you own
Paste the contract address or pick it from your tokens, then press Load Token. The status box shows current supply, decimals, cap, room left and whether your connected wallet holds the mint authority.
- 2
Set the amount and destination
Type how many tokens to add, or use Up to the cap for the full room. Leave Destination Wallet empty to mint into your connected wallet, or paste another address. The summary shows the new total supply.
- 3
Approve the fee, then the mint
Press Mint Tokens. Your wallet asks first for the J Tools fee and then for the mint itself. The result window shows how many tokens were minted, the new supply and what is left under the cap.
Minting on BNB Chain
BNB Chain (the same network as BNB Smart Chain or BSC, chain ID 56) runs BEP-20 tokens, and minting there means the owner calls the contract's mint function. The new tokens appear in the recipient's wallet as soon as the block confirms, and the higher total supply reaches the token's BscScan page shortly after. Both steps of Token Mint pay gas in BNB. If the fresh supply is meant for trading, Add Liquidity can put it into your PancakeSwap pool. If it is meant for many wallets, Multi Sender handles the airdrop.
Frequently asked questions
Add supply to your token
Load your capped token, set the amount and destination, and approve the fee and the mint from the owner wallet.