# Step 1: Contract Information

First, you'll need to enter some basic information about your contract, including its name, token symbol, collection tokenset and blockchain network. 

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### Contract Name

Once your contract is deployed, this value cannot be changed. This name will be used on Etherscan next to your token symbol.

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**Note: After you deploy, you** **cannot change** **contract name, token symbol, token set, network, supply levels or revenue split.** Changing these items will require you to scrap and redeploy your contract.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

### Token Symbol

This is the symbol that will represent your NFTs. When your token is minted/traded, this symbol will be used in applications such as Etherscan. We do not recommend a symbol of more than 5 alphanumeric characters.

### Collection Tokenset

Currently, the only way to deploy a Bueno smart contract is with art that you generated through the Bueno product. This includes [custom uploads](https://docs.bueno.art/v/generator/guides/creating-your-first-project/pre-generated-and-1-1-collections) for pre-generated art and 1 of 1 collections. Once you've finished creating your art and you've paid for an export, you'll be able to select the collection and tokenset.&#x20;

### Network

Bueno supports deploying contracts on Ethereum, Base and Polygon. This will influence the currency collected during your mint -- if deployed to Ethereum or Base, the currency is **ETH**. If deployed to Polygon, the currency is **MATIC**.


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