# Deploy standard token

1. Navigate to the [Jetton minter](https://tonraffles.app/jetton/mint) page via the site menu and select **Standard Token**.<br>

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2. Once you are on the creation page, fill in all required fields with information about your token.<br>

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* **Jetton name** — the full name of your token (1–3 words).
* **Jetton symbol** — the ticker of your token. A short identifier, usually 3–4 characters, commonly used instead of the full name.
* **Jetton logo** — a URL to a 256×256 PNG image with a transparent background, hosted in a publicly accessible location (GitHub Pages, your website, etc.). Make sure it appears correctly in the preview on the left.
* **Decimals** — the number of decimal places your token will use (jettons support up to 9 decimals by default).
* **Tokens to mint** — the total number of tokens (supply) to be issued.
* **Description** — a short description of your token (optional).<br>

3. Once all information is entered correctly, the **Deploy** button will become active and you will be able to create your token.

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The minting cost is the burning of **$1 worth of RAFF**, based on the exchange rate at the moment of creation.
{% endhint %}

**Verify and Manage**

* After deployment, you will be redirected to the token management panel, where you can also find the contract address on the blockchain.
* If necessary, you may burn tokens or transfer them to other wallets, just like any standard jetton.
* If you want to change the avatar, description, or additional metadata, you can do so **only before revoking ownership**. After ownership is revoked, the token becomes fully decentralized, and its parameters can no longer be modified.


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