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The tonch.app/launch form is intentionally minimal. It collects the metadata your token needs to be wallet- and explorer-friendly, plus an optional dev-buy. There is no network selector (mainnet only) and no slippage field (your dev-buy is the curve’s first transaction, so slippage doesn’t apply).

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Required fields

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Name

The full token name shown in wallets, the homepage strip, the token detail page, and DeDust’s pool list.
  • 1–32 characters.
  • Anything goes — emoji, capitalization, spaces. This is what humans see.
  • Picked once, immutable. The Jetton master stores it on chain via TEP-64 onchain content.
Example: Blue Whale, BoneMeal, Catnip Token.

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Symbol

The ticker. Auto-uppercased, A–Z and 0–9 only, max 12 characters.
  • Common: 3–6 characters (WHALE, BONE, NIP).
  • Avoid collisions — many wallets and aggregators surface tickers, and confusion with existing tokens helps no one.
The form strips invalid characters as you type, so you can paste freely.

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Description

A short blurb. 1–280 characters is a good target. Shown on the token detail page and in some wallets that render TEP-64 metadata. This isn’t a marketing whitepaper — keep it tight.

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Image URL

A direct URL to a square image. Wallets and explorers will fetch this URL when they render your Jetton. Requirements:
  • Direct, public URL (no auth, no CDN signing).
  • HTTPS preferred.
  • 256×256 or 512×512 PNG/JPEG/WEBP works best.
  • Square. Non-square images get cropped or stretched depending on the wallet.
Avoid:
  • Telegram-hosted images (rate-limited, often blocked).
  • IPFS without a public gateway pin.
  • Imgur (sometimes 403s for explorer fetchers).
ImgBB, GitHub raw content, your own CDN, or a Pinata-pinned IPFS gateway URL are all reliable.

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Optional fields

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Website / Telegram / X

Direct links to your token’s external presence. Shown on the token detail page as clickable icons. Empty fields render as nothing — no placeholders, no “TBA” text.

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Dev buy

The TON amount you want to spend on your own token at launch. Sent as a separate buy on the curve immediately after launch, in the same session. See Dev-buy for the full mechanics. Leave blank if you don’t want to dev-buy. Buying later as a regular trader works exactly the same way — there is no preferential window.

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Read-only constants

The form shows three on-chain constants for reference:
ConstantValue
Total supply1,000,000,000 (1B)
Graduation target1,000 TON
Launch fee3 TON
These are factory-level constants, the same for every launch. They cannot be overridden per launch.

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Submitting

Once your wallet is connected and the required fields are filled, click Launch on TON. Two things happen client-side before the wallet prompts:
  1. DeDust vault resolution. The frontend resolves the future DeDust v2 vault addresses for the Jetton master that’s about to be deployed. This is asynchronous (~1 second on a healthy RPC) and required so the curve knows where to send liquidity at graduation.
  2. Payload encoding. The frontend builds the TEP-64 onchain content cell with your metadata, derives the Jetton master address, and packs everything into the op::launch payload.
Then your wallet receives the prompt. Review the destination (factory address) and value (~3.5 TON), and approve. The next page is rendered automatically once the indexer picks up your launch — usually 30–60 seconds.