Inspect the current Solana token authority, confirm the connected wallet, and submit a permanent on-chain change.
Revoke Solana Token Authorities
Revoke the mint, freeze and update authority of a Solana token to fix its supply, protect holders and lock metadata. Permanent, wallet-signed and non-custodial.
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Inspect the current Solana token authority, confirm the connected wallet, and submit a permanent on-chain change.
Inspect the current Solana token authority, confirm the connected wallet, and submit a permanent on-chain change.
Solana Token Authorities: Complete Guide
The three authorities of a Solana token
| Authority | Controls | Revoke it to |
|---|---|---|
| Mint authority | Creating more tokens | Fix the supply |
| Freeze authority | Freezing holder accounts | Prove holders can always sell |
| Update authority | Token name, image and links | Lock the metadata |
Recommended order
You can revoke the three authorities in any order, but metadata is the one most people want to double-check, so it goes last. Each revoke is a separate wallet-signed transaction and each is permanent.
- 1
Mint authority
Fix the supply once minting is finished.
- 2
Freeze authority
Prove holders can always sell and move tokens.
- 3
Update authority
Lock the name, image and links last.
- 4
Check the result
Run the rug checker and share the report.
Before you revoke
Revoking is permanent and cannot be undone.
Finish minting and allocations before you revoke mint authority.
Check metadata before you revoke update authority.
Run the rug checker afterwards to see how the token scores.