Solana
Create a Solana Token
A standard SPL token is what most projects want: a fixed supply, a name and ticker that wallets display, and authorities you can hand over or give up. This page creates exactly that — no Rust, no CLI, no keypair files.
The exact total — platform fee plus the real network cost — is quoted in the console before anything is signed.
What you get
A new SPL mint owned by your wallet, the full supply minted to your address, and on-chain metadata so Phantom, Solflare and every explorer show your name, ticker and logo instead of "Unknown Token". The mint and freeze authorities are set to your wallet, so nothing about the token is ours after it lands.
What it costs
Two numbers, both shown before you sign. The network fee covers rent for the mint account, your token account and the metadata record, plus the transaction fee — a few thousandths of a SOL. The platform fee is a flat amount from our catalog, quoted per service. You see the total, in SOL, and your wallet shows the same figure.
Decimals, and why they matter more than they look
Decimals decide the smallest piece of your token that can ever exist, and they cannot be changed after the mint is created. Nine is the Solana convention and what most tooling expects. Choose fewer only if you have a specific reason — six for a stablecoin-style unit, zero for something genuinely indivisible like a ticket.
The order that trips people up
Adding metadata to a token requires the mint authority. If you revoke the mint authority first — which many guides tell you to do immediately — you can never name your token, and there is no way back. Deploy with metadata, check it renders in your wallet, and revoke afterwards.
Questions
- Do I need to write any code to create a Solana token?
- No. You fill in a form, your wallet signs one transaction, and the token exists. The backend builds the transaction; your wallet is the fee payer and the owner.
- Who owns the token after it is created?
- Your wallet. The mint authority, the freeze authority and the entire supply go to the address that signed. We hold no keys and no funds at any point — the platform fee is a transfer inside the same transaction you sign.
- Can I change the name or supply later?
- The name, ticker and logo can be changed while you still hold the metadata update authority. The supply can grow while you still hold the mint authority. Both of those are things buyers check, so most projects give them up deliberately once they are happy.
- What is the difference between SPL and Token-2022?
- SPL is the classic standard and has the widest support across wallets, exchanges and DEXes. Token-2022 adds extensions like transfer fees — useful, but some of them break compatibility with major venues. If you do not specifically need an extension, standard SPL is the safer default.