Design the tax before you mint it.
A transfer fee written into the mint is the one thing nobody can switch off after launch. Set the rate and the split, drag the volume you expect, and see what holders, the creator and a burn actually earn.
Live from the sliders below. Defaults model a 2% tax on $250k of daily volume.
Model a tax on a coin you actually hold.
Pick one of your tokens. FeeForge reads your balance and the token's supply, works out your share, and shows what a holders' tax would pay you at the volume you set above.
Three sliders. One honest model.
Where a month of tax goes
What a transfer fee can and cannot do.
It is enforced by the token program
Not by a contract someone deploys. Every transfer on every venue withholds the fee; no DEX, bot or wallet can route around it.
It cannot be raised later
The authority that sets the rate can be burned at mint. Then the number on this page is the number forever.
It does not create volume
Everything here scales with trading. A tax on a dead coin pays nothing.
It is a cost to traders
Above 2% the round trip starts to hurt; above 5% most bots stop quoting the pair.
Pools hold tokens too
Liquidity pools count as holders. Decide up front whether they share the payout.