Manage
Every deployed token and every bundle in one place, with owner controls.
Manage lists every token you've deployed and every Custom Bundle you've created on Robinhood Chain. Nothing gets lost when you close a wizard.
| Section | Shows | Actions |
|---|---|---|
| Deployed Tokens | Name, symbol, address, template badge (Clog / Standard Tax) | Open Manage Token · archive (hides it from the list, the contract stays on-chain) |
| In-Progress Deploys | Draft name and status | Continue → · delete draft |
| Custom Bundles | Name, wallet count, status | Open → · delete (refused while any bundle wallet holds ETH) |
Manage Token
Open a deployed token to control it as the owner. Paste the Deployer/owner private key first. The panel confirms ✓ Matches contract owner, or warns that owner-only actions will revert.
Core tab
| Button | Effect |
|---|---|
| Open Trading | Adds all the ETH and tokens on the contract as Uniswap V2 liquidity. LP tokens go to the owner |
| Configure Launch (Whitelist) | Whitelist or remove addresses for the anti-snipe window, e.g. team or KOL wallets. Only before trading opens |
| Remove Limits | Removes the max transaction and max wallet limits |
| Rescue ETH | Sends the ETH held by the contract back to the owner |
| Reduce Fee | Clog only: switches to the final tax immediately |
| Renounce Ownership | Permanent. No owner function can be called again |
Tax Control tab
On Standard Tax tokens you can lower the buy and sell tax. It can never be raised again. Clog tokens reduce tax on their own schedule. Use Reduce Fee to skip ahead.
Transfers tab
- Transfer the token from the key's address to any recipient.
- Send ETH: use Use Contract Address to seed liquidity into the contract before opening trading.
- Burn Liquidity: send LP tokens to the
0x…dEaDaddress, which locks that liquidity for good.
Verify Contract
Verify Contract submits the source to Blockscout automatically. It can take up to about 50 seconds. If automatic verification isn't available, it downloads input.json, opens the contract page on Blockscout, and prints the compiler version, contract name and constructor arguments. Use those with Verify & Publish → Solidity (Standard JSON input).