# Deploy

## One-click deployment function

Supports quick creation of a token using ERC7660 or ERC20. 

* Creators can customize general token information, upload LOGO, set a consensus period which accurate to days.
* Optionally fill in KYC and social information.

Tokens deployed with one click are allowed to apply for initial liquidity loans of three options - **10ETH, 50ETH, and 100ETH.** \
Depending on the expected loan size, the deployer needs to pay a deposit in advance - **0.2ETH, 1ETH, 2ETH (2% of the application amount)**.\
Once the loan is approved, the ETH paid by the deployer is used to obtain the initial token distribution; if it is not approved, the ETH deposit will be refunded. 

## Token depoly process

Submit the application on Deploy. 

Once it is **approved**, the token will have liquidity added after the announcement, and 2% of the token will be automatically transferred to the applicant after the addition. \
If the review **fails**, the applicant will be able to claim back the deposit submitted during the application at any time.

The one click deployed tokens will be stored in the specified address instead of being transferred to the deployer. When the borrowing is approved, liquidity will be added fairly by this address, for example:

> **PEPE⁷@ERC7660 has a total amount of 100 and obtains a 100ETH loan, and the deployer deposit 2ETH in advance;**
>
> **- 2% PEPE⁷@ERC7660 transferred to deployers**
>
> **- 98% PEPE⁷@ERC7660 and 98ETH (provided by Benchmark Lend) to form initial liquidity**
>
> **- 2ETH is used for bmETH redemption, which will ensure that depositors in the Earn sector will not suffer losses**

## Token Tax

Tokens deployed with one click have a 2.8% sales tax (one-time), which will be allocated to:

* bmETH staking users - 1%
* Army participants - 1%
* Buy back $BENCH - 0.5%
* NFT holders - 0.3%

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