Launch and manage Solana tokens
Create a token or an NFT, open a pool, revoke authorities, and check any token before you buy it. Everything signs in your own wallet — no custody, no key access, flat fees.
Everything in one place
Every tool does one job properly. Nothing is bundled you did not ask for.
How a launch works
- 1
Fill in the details
Name, symbol, supply and a logo. The image and metadata are pinned to IPFS for you.
- 2
Sign once
Creating the mint, minting the supply, writing metadata and any revokes all happen in a single transaction.
- 3
Open a pool
Pair it with SOL on Raydium, Meteora or Orca to set the opening price and make it tradable.
Fees are charged in the same transaction as the work, so a failed creation reverts the charge with it — you are never billed for a token that did not get created.
Questions
How much does it cost to create a token on Solana?+
Creating an SPL token here costs 0.058 SOL, plus roughly 0.009 SOL of Solana network rent for the mint, token and metadata accounts. Revoking mint, freeze or update authority at the same time adds 0.1 SOL each. The network rent goes to Solana, not to us.
What does revoking mint and freeze authority actually do?+
Revoking mint authority fixes the supply permanently — nobody, including you, can ever create more. Revoking freeze authority guarantees no holder's account can be frozen, which most DEX listings expect. Both are irreversible, and both are the first things buyers and rug checkers look for.
Do you ever hold my tokens or my keys?+
No. You sign every transaction in your own wallet, and the entire supply is minted straight to it. Mintworks never takes custody and never has access to your keys.
What is a Token-2022 token, and should I use one?+
Token-2022 is a newer token program that supports extensions like transfer fees, interest, and non-transferable tokens. They must be chosen when the token is created and can never be added later. Support across DEXes and wallets is thinner than classic SPL, so a taxed token can be harder to trade — pick it deliberately.
Why does my new token show no logo in my wallet?+
Wallets resolve logos through indexers and token lists rather than reading the chain directly, so a brand-new token can take a while to appear. Explorers like Solscan read the metadata straight away, so check there first to confirm the logo is correctly attached.
Which DEX should I open my liquidity pool on?+
Raydium is the default for a new token: a constant-product pool, nothing to tune, and it is where most traders and bots look first. Meteora DLMM and Orca Whirlpools concentrate liquidity into a price range, so the same money earns more fees — but only while the price stays inside the range, and they need managing. Orca's Splash pools are a middle ground: full range, no band to watch. All three are here.
How many wallets can I airdrop to at once?+
There is no cap. Paste addresses and amounts separated by commas, spaces or new lines, or upload a CSV. Solana fits eight transfers in one transaction, so a long list is split into batches you approve in turn. The service fee is 0.04 SOL per 100 recipients, charged as the run goes, plus about 0.002 SOL of network rent for each recipient who does not already hold the token.
Can I get back the SOL locked in empty token accounts?+
Yes. Every token account holds about 0.002 SOL of rent, which is refundable once the account is empty and closed. Reclaim Rent finds the empty accounts in your wallet and closes them in batches, and the fee is a percentage of what comes back, so you always net more than you pay.