# app.xroot.dev

> Token operations on Solana — deploy SPL and Token-2022 tokens, manage authorities, airdrop to a list, run liquidity pools and locks, claim trading fees and transfer tax, and recover SOL stranded in empty accounts — from a form, with the exact total cost in SOL shown before you sign. Your wallet signs everything and owns everything; the platform never holds keys or funds. On Robinhood Chain: a free rug check and a live list of trending and new tokens.

Every operation is the same shape: fill in a form, see the exact total (a flat platform fee plus the real network cost), sign once with your own wallet, and watch it confirm on-chain. No Rust, no CLI, no custody, no signup. Fees are quoted per service inside the app before anything is signed. Independent tools: not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any chain, protocol, wallet or company named here — a name only says what a tool reads or acts on. Nothing here ever asks for a seed phrase or private key.

## Services

- [Solana token tools](https://app.xroot.dev/solana): Overview of every operation available on Solana
- [Create a Solana token](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/create-token): Deploy a standard SPL token — name, ticker, supply, decimals, and on-chain metadata — without writing code
- [Create a Token-2022 token](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/token-2022): Deploy with an on-chain transfer fee (basis points) and embedded metadata, with the compatibility trade-offs stated up front
- [Revoke token authorities](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/revoke-authority): Permanently give up mint, freeze, or metadata-update authority — the trust signals token buyers check first
- [Airdrop a token](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/airdrop): Send an SPL or Token-2022 token to a list of wallets in one transaction, with the per-recipient account cost shown before you sign
- [Reclaim SOL from empty token accounts](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/reclaim-sol): Close the empty token accounts left by tokens you no longer hold and recover the rent SOL locked inside them
- [Unwrap wrapped SOL](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/unwrap-wsol): Turn leftover wrapped SOL (wSOL) back into spendable SOL, one-to-one, and recover the account rent
- [Revoke token delegates](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/revoke-delegates): Cancel standing approvals that let apps move your tokens, so a hacked or malicious app cannot reach your balance
- [Recover SOL from failed program deploys](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/recover-failed-deploys): Close buffer accounts left by interrupted Solana program deploys and reclaim the rent they hold
- [Send SOL to many wallets at once](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/multisend): Disperse native SOL to a list of addresses in one wallet approval, with the per-recipient cost shown before you sign
- [Send a token to multiple wallets](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/send-token-to-multiple-wallets): Send an SPL or Token-2022 token to up to 120 wallets with per-wallet amounts, in one approval, creating recipient accounts as needed
- [Change a token's name, symbol or logo](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/update-token-metadata): Edit the on-chain metadata of a Token-2022 mint while your wallet still holds the update authority
- [Create a liquidity pool](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/create-liquidity-pool): Open a Raydium CPMM pool for your token and set its opening price, with the full cost quoted first
- [Lock liquidity permanently](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/lock-liquidity): Lock an Orca position so buyers can verify the liquidity cannot be pulled — while the trading fees keep flowing to you
- [Lock Raydium liquidity with Burn & Earn](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/burn-and-earn): Burn the LP position for a transferable Fee Key that keeps claiming the pool's trading fees
- [Claim your LP trading fees](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/claim-lp-fees): Sweep the trading fees an Orca position has earned, without touching or withdrawing the liquidity
- [Claim fees from locked Raydium liquidity](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/claim-locked-lp-fees): Collect the fees still accruing inside liquidity you locked with Burn & Earn
- [Claim fees from Meteora DLMM and DAMM v2 positions](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/claim-dlmm-fees): Sweep the fees and rewards Meteora DLMM and DAMM v2 positions have earned, computed live from the pools rather than from a stale checkpoint
- [Close dead LP positions](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/close-lp-positions): Close emptied Orca, Raydium and Meteora liquidity positions and return the SOL deposits they still hold
- [Close abandoned programs](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/close-program): Close upgradeable programs you deployed and no longer run — the bytecode rent, often several SOL each, returns to your wallet
- [Close old lookup tables](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/close-lookup-tables): Deactivate and close the address lookup tables left behind by transaction tooling, and recover the rent each one holds
- [Take back the rent surplus](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/rent-cut-refund): Solana's rent cut leaves open token accounts holding more SOL than the network requires — take the surplus back without closing anything
- [Collect your token's transfer tax](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/collect-token-tax): Sweep the Token-2022 transfer tax your own token has withheld on-chain to your wallet
- [Change your token's tax rate](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/change-token-tax): Update the transfer fee on a Token-2022 token you control, within the limits the standard allows
- [Unlock a frozen token account](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/unlock-frozen-token): Thaw your own account under Solana's permissioned-token standard, without asking the issuer
- [Accept recurring payments](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/accept-recurring-payments): Charge subscribers on a schedule using the Solana Foundation's Subscriptions & Allowances program
- [Cancel a Solana subscription](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/cancel-subscription): Revoke a standing payment permission so nothing can pull from your wallet again
- [Free Robinhood Chain wallet check](https://app.xroot.dev/robinhood/unclaimed): Paste any Robinhood Chain address and run five read-only checks — uncollected Uniswap v3 and v4 fees, creator fees on Clanker, Pons and Mint Club, bridge withdrawals to finish on Ethereum, wrapped ETH, and the standing approvals worth reviewing. No wallet connection
- [Claim fees from Uniswap v4 positions on Robinhood Chain](https://app.xroot.dev/robinhood/claim-lp-fees): See what the Uniswap v4 positions in a wallet have earned and claim the trading fees in one transaction the wallet signs and sends itself — the positions stay where they are
- [Free unclaimed-value check](https://app.xroot.dev/unclaimed): Paste any Solana address and run eleven checks — unclaimed trading fees, token tax, rent locked in empty accounts, the surplus the rent cut leaves in accounts you keep, dead LP positions, abandoned programs, old lookup tables, wrapped SOL, and the standing approvals worth reviewing. Read-only, no wallet connection
- [How much SOL can you reclaim?](https://app.xroot.dev/reclaim): Free read-only lookup for the rent locked in a wallet's empty token accounts
- [Free token audit](https://app.xroot.dev/token-audit): Check any Solana or Robinhood Chain token for rug and honeypot risks — who controls it, hidden taxes and traps, and holder concentration, in plain English. No wallet, no sign-up, no fee
- [Solana rug check](https://app.xroot.dev/solana/rug-check): The free token audit on its Solana page — mint and freeze authorities, Token-2022 traps, holder concentration, and whether the pool is burned or locked
- [Robinhood Chain token tools](https://app.xroot.dev/robinhood): The chain's facts — chain ID 4663, RPC, explorer, bridge, add-to-MetaMask — with a free rug check and a live list of trending and new tokens
- [Robinhood Chain rug check](https://app.xroot.dev/robinhood/rug-check): Free, read-only check of any Robinhood Chain token — a hidden address that can drain holders, owner levers, pause switch, replaceable code, holders, and whether a stock token is registered or a copy
- [Robinhood Chain tokens](https://app.xroot.dev/robinhood/tokens): The tokens trending and newly launched on Robinhood Chain, each with its rug-check verdict, refreshed every minute
- [Robinhood Chain approval checker](https://app.xroot.dev/robinhood/approval-checker): Free, read-only list of every permission a wallet still has open on Robinhood Chain — token allowances, Permit2, NFT operators, a delegated wallet — scored, with the call to revoke each one

## App

- [Dashboard](https://app.xroot.dev/dashboard): The console itself — browse every service without an account; connect a wallet only when you are ready to sign

## AI agents (MCP)

- [MCP server card](https://app.xroot.dev/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json): Machine-readable discovery card for the platform's Model Context Protocol server
- [Agent guide](https://app.xroot.dev/.well-known/llms.txt): How autonomous agents drive the same user-pays pipeline over MCP
- [Agent auth guide](https://app.xroot.dev/auth.md): How agents obtain and use an API key
- [Agent skills index](https://app.xroot.dev/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json): Installable skill for token operations over MCP

The MCP server runs over Streamable HTTP at https://api.xroot.dev/mcp (the older SSE transport stays at https://api.xroot.dev/mcp/sse). It is read-only, needs no key, and answers what a wallet can get back, whether a token is safe, when it unlocks, which upgrades are live, and what a token operation costs — every answer names the page where the user acts with their own wallet. The execution rail for self-funded agents lives separately at https://api.xroot.dev/mcp/execute, behind an API key (see auth.md).

Where the server is listed:

- [Official MCP registry](https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=dev.xroot/token-operations): `dev.xroot/token-operations`
- [Smithery](https://smithery.ai/servers/xroot/token-operations): `xroot/token-operations`
- [Glama](https://glama.ai/mcp/connectors/dev.xroot.api/x-root-token-operations): `dev.xroot.api`

## Optional

- [Support](mailto:support@xroot.dev): Questions, problems, and service requests