Solana Token Creation – Secure & Efficient

Through our platform, simply connect your wallet, fill in the token information, and create a Solana token compliant with the SPL standard with a single click—no coding or contract deployment required.

Our tool focuses on quickly creating SPL tokens without requiring development knowledge, generated with a single click. Features like quick cloning of existing token information and custom token contract characters are coming soon.

No. Tokens on Solana are created using the official SPL standard contract, and all SPL tokens share the same contract. Users don’t need to write or open-source additional code to create a token compliant with the Solana ecosystem.

Absolutely safe. The token creation process is executed entirely on-chain, with all data signed by the user’s wallet and recorded on the blockchain. The platform does not store any private keys or sensitive information, ensuring the security of funds and data, with users retaining full control of their assets.

It takes just a few seconds to complete token creation, depending on the congestion of the Solana network. When the network is smooth, tokens are generated in real-time.

0.3 SOL + a small amount of GAS, including the service fee for creating the token and the permanent storage fee for the token logo. No additional third-party fees are required, there’s no limit on platform usage, and the logo is guaranteed to be displayed permanently.

Compatible with all major Solana wallets, including Phantom, Solflare, OKX, Metamask, and more, allowing users to freely choose which wallet to connect.

Some wallets (e.g., Phantom) may experience delays in syncing information. We recommend waiting patiently or searching for the token contract address on a Solana blockchain explorer (e.g., Solscan) to check.

No. Uploading a logo is completely free for users. The platform uses IPFS decentralized storage to ensure the logo remains permanently valid, with no additional storage fees required.

When adding a token to DEXs like Raydium or Orca for trading, it’s typically necessary to renounce the freeze and mint permissions to ensure decentralization. If you renounce the metadata modification permission, the token name and logo will no longer be editable.

Yes, but only if you didn’t renounce the mint permission during creation. If the mint permission has been renounced, you cannot mint additional tokens.

Yes. You can use Solana’s burn function to permanently reduce the token supply. This operation is irreversible, ensuring the token’s scarcity and deflationary mechanism.

The created SPL token can be traded on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) within the Solana ecosystem, such as Raydium, Orca, Jupiter, and Meteora, after adding liquidity for users to buy and sell.

Copy the token contract address, open your wallet (e.g., Phantom), click ‘Add Token,’ and paste the contract address to view and manage the token in your wallet.

You can visit the official websites of CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko to submit your token information, providing the token contract address, social media links, project description, and other details. After review and approval, the token can be listed.

First, check if your wallet balance is sufficient to cover fees and ensure your network connection is stable. If the issue persists, contact our support team for technical assistance. [email protected]

No. The platform does not store users’ private keys, wallet data, or any sensitive information. All operations are executed via Solana’s smart contracts on the blockchain, ensuring data security.

Decimal precision (Decimals) determines the number of decimal places a token supports. For example: if the precision is 1, the smallest divisible unit of the token is 0.1; if the precision is 6, the smallest divisible unit is 0.000001.