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# RFI - Token Generator
## Configure Your Token
* **Symbol** - Insert the symbol of the token (For example, ETH, BNB etc'..)
* **Name** - Insert the name of the token
* **Decimals** - Insert the number of decimals, the standard is 18 decimals.
* **Total Supply** - Insert the total amount of tokens
* **Owner Address** - Insert the owner address of the token.
* **taxFee** - is the % that will be taken every transfer and will be distributed proportionatly amoung holders
**Additional Features**
Our RFI token contract can support our bot protection tool. We offer a bot protection tool that mitigates any bot activity. Our product secures your liquidity listing by taking proactive measures against unwelcome threats and provides your investors an unbiased environment.
In order to generate an ERC20 token supporting our bot protection you should toggle on the Bot Protection Service Support. **Please note, that you cannot add bot protection support in the future.**
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Read more about our Bot Protection service:
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Please note that if you don't add the Bot Protection Service Support now, you won't be able do add our bot protection in the future.
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Once you are done configuring your token, press **Create** button.
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