Today I want to show you a slightly more advanced way of interacting with the Monad testnet: deploying smart contracts.
I’ll explain what this means and show you 3 websites where you can deploy in a simple and practical way.
What Does Deploy Mean
Deploying a contract is like publishing code on the blockchain.
You send a smart contract to the network, and it starts running autonomously and immutably.
Unlike just interacting — here, you’re creating something new on the network.
Easy Node (https://playground.easy-node.xyz)
Here we have two options: Counter and SimpleToken.
The first option, COUNTER, is a very simple contract that serves to count numbers.
In the SIMPLE TOKEN option, you create your own token with name, symbol, and supply.
After selecting either of the two options, choose the Monad network to deploy your contract and connect your wallet.
Finally, just click the DEPLOY YOUR CONTRACT button, sign the transaction, and wait a bit.
Mintair (https://contracts.mintair.xyz)
The logic here is the same, only the order of interactions changes:
- Connect your wallet
- Select the Monad network
- Select the contract type
- Deploy
Owlto (https://owlto.finance/deploy/)
This is a third option for deploying. Just like the previous ones, it’s very simple — just follow the same steps and complete the deployment.
Bonus: Advanced Options
There are also some advanced options where you can manually deploy. On the official Monad website, there are 3 guides (in English) with step-by-step instructions for this procedure:
