What can I do with the Solana Token Manager?

Three tools run directly on this page: authority revocation (mint, freeze and update authority, 0.1 SOL each), token burning with account cleanup, and the Burn & Earn dashboard for locked LP positions and their fees. Creating a liquidity pool, creating an OpenBook Market ID and withdrawing liquidity each have their own page, linked below. Creating a token has its own page too — this one is for tokens that already exist.

Can I mint more tokens after launch?

Not on this site. Minting happens once, in the creation flow, and there is no tool here that adds supply to a token afterwards. If you still hold mint authority you can mint more with the Solana CLI or an SDK; if you have revoked mint authority, nobody can ever mint again, including you. Some competing token managers do offer a mint-more button — this one deliberately does not have one, and saying otherwise would be a claim the code cannot keep.

Can I change my token's name, symbol or logo here?

No. There is no metadata editor on this site. What this page can do with metadata is the one-way half: revoking update authority makes the metadata permanently immutable, so name, symbol, logo and links can never be changed again by anyone. If you want to edit metadata rather than freeze it, use a Metaplex-compatible tool while your update authority is still intact.

Do I need to be the token's creator?

It depends on the action. Revoking an authority must be signed by the wallet that currently holds that authority — usually the creator's wallet, and no other wallet can do it on its behalf. Burning only requires that the wallet holds the tokens, so you can burn tokens you bought. Closing an empty token account only requires that the account belongs to your wallet.

How much does each action cost?

Authority revocation is 0.1 SOL per authority, charged separately for mint, freeze and update. Burning tokens, closing empty accounts and harvesting Burn & Earn fees carry no platform fee at all — only the ordinary Solana network fee, a fraction of a cent. Creating a liquidity pool costs Raydium's own fees and network rent, and an OpenBook Market ID costs 2 SOL. You are never charged for an action you do not run.

Why doesn't my token show up in the list?

Four reasons, all worth checking before assuming the tool is broken. The wallet scan runs through a public Solana RPC that can throttle it — paste the mint address into the manual field instead, which skips the scan. Tokens with no metadata are hidden from the main burn list to prevent accidental burns and are grouped under the Unknown tab. Tokens with zero decimals are not listed at all. Wrapped SOL is excluded deliberately.

What happens to the token account when I burn my whole balance?

It is closed in the same transaction, and the rent that was locked in it — roughly 0.002 SOL — comes back to your wallet. A partial burn does not close anything: the account stays open, holding the remainder. This is why burning everything leaves you slightly better off in SOL than burning almost everything.

What is the Cleanup tab for?

It lists token accounts in your wallet whose balance is already zero — what is left behind after you sell or burn a token completely. Each one still holds about 0.002 SOL of rent, and closing it returns that SOL to you. Select several and they are closed together in as few transactions as fit.

How many wallet approvals will I have to give?

One per authority revoked — the three authorities are never bundled into a single signature. Burning and cleanup work the other way: your selections are turned into instructions and packed into as few transactions as Solana's 1232-byte transaction limit allows, then presented to your wallet as one batch to approve.

Can I undo any of this?

Burning and authority revocation are permanent, on-chain and irreversible — that is the point of both. Removing liquidity is the one action that returns your tokens rather than destroying them, but note that this site has no add-liquidity tool, so putting that liquidity back means going to Raydium directly or creating a new pool. Everything permanent is labelled as permanent before you approve it.

Can I manage tokens that were created somewhere else?

Yes. These tools operate on any SPL or Token-2022 mint on Solana — they do not check where the token came from. If your wallet holds the tokens, you can burn them; if it holds the authority, you can revoke it. A token minted on Pump.fun, another creator site or the command line is managed here exactly like one minted on SolTokenCreator.io.

Which pool types can this manage?

The liquidity tools read Raydium CPMM and AMM V4 pools. A Raydium CLMM position, a Meteora position or a pool on another AMM is not read by them and will not appear — that is a limit of what is built here, not a temporary outage. Burning and authority revocation are unaffected: they work on the token itself, whatever pools it trades in.

Is it safe to connect my wallet?

You are never asked for a seed phrase or a private key, and nothing happens without a transaction you approve in your own wallet. Read each approval before signing: the permanent actions here — revoking an authority, burning tokens, burning LP — cannot be reversed by us or by anyone else once they are confirmed.

Solana Token Manager

Manage a Solana token you have already launched — revoke mint, freeze and update authority, burn supply, reclaim rent from empty accounts, and keep earning on locked liquidity.

Most Solana token tools stop at the mint. This page is the other half: connect the wallet that holds your token and act on it. Authority revocation, burning with account cleanup, and the Burn & Earn dashboard all run here, on this page, on any SPL or Token-2022 token — wherever it was created.

Manage Your Token Below

Revoke Mint, Freeze or Update Authority

Connecting is free and read-only.It shares your wallet address so this page can load your tokens. Nothing is signed or charged until you approve it in your own wallet, and we never see your seed phrase.

To set up a liquidity pool, you must first "Revoke Freeze Authority" for your token, which can be done here at a cost of 0.1 SOL.

Additionally, revoking the Mint Authority enhances security for buyers. You can perform this action here, also for a fee of 0.1 SOL.

You can also make your token's metadata permanently immutable by revoking update authority, also 0.1 SOL — see the warning below before you do.

Don't see your token below? Paste its mint address directly instead of using the picker.

Make Metadata Immutable — Revoke Update Authority

Permanently locks your token's name, symbol, logo and other metadata so they can never be changed again — by you, or by anyone. This is the same trust signal as revoking mint and freeze authority above, and it costs the same 0.1 SOL.

This cannot be undone. Once revoked, there is no way to restore update authority or edit this token's metadata again — not by you, not by us, not by anyone, ever. Only confirm once you are certain the name, symbol and logo are final.

I understand this is permanent and cannot be undone.

For the final step, create a liquidity pool so people can actually trade your token. Both CPMM and AMM V4 are supported — the AMM V4 option builds its required OpenBook market for you automatically, no separate import needed.

Create your liquidity pool

Burn Token

Permanently burn unwanted tokens from your wallet. Clean up empty token accounts to reclaim SOL rent.

Burn & Earn

Permanently lock CPMM positions and keep earning LP fees forever. The Raydium Fee Key NFT represents your claim to future yield.

Connect Your Wallet

Please connect your wallet to view and manage your CPMM liquidity positions.

Every Post-Launch Action, and Where It Runs

Three tools run on this page. The rest have their own pages because each needs a form of its own — the link takes you straight to it.

Revoke AuthorityOn this page

Mint, freeze or update authority — one transaction each

0.1 SOL each

Burn TokensOn this page

Burn part or all of a balance; full burns close the account

Network fee

Reclaim Account RentOn this page

Close empty token accounts and get their rent back

Network fee

Burn LP & Harvest FeesOn this page

Lock liquidity by burning LP, then harvest its trading fees

Network fee

Create LP PoolIts own page

Set up a Raydium CPMM or AMM V4 liquidity pool

Raydium + network fees

Create Market IDIts own page

OpenBook Market ID, required by AMM V4 pools

~2 SOL

Remove LiquidityIts own page

Withdraw your tokens from a Raydium pool

Network fee

Create a TokenIts own page

Mint a new SPL token — this page is for tokens that exist

See pricing

What This Manager Cannot Do

Some token managers advertise these. This one does not have them, and it is cheaper to find that out here than after connecting a wallet.

Mint additional supply. Supply is minted once, during creation. Nothing on this site adds to it afterwards. If you still hold mint authority you can mint more with the Solana CLI or an SDK — and if you have revoked mint authority, nobody can, ever.
Edit token metadata. There is no editor here for name, symbol, logo or links. The only metadata action available is the permanent one: revoking update authority to make the metadata immutable.
Transfer an authority to another wallet. Revocation here sets an authority to null and nothing else. Reassigning one to a multisig or a program needs the full set-authority instruction from a CLI or SDK.
Freeze or unfreeze individual accounts. Freeze authority can be revoked here; it cannot be exercised here.
Manage CLMM or Meteora positions. The liquidity tools read Raydium CPMM and AMM V4 pools. Positions in other pool types will not appear.
List zero-decimal tokens. The burn tool filters them out, so an NFT or a whole-unit token with no decimals will not show up in any of its tabs.

How to Manage a Solana Token After Launch

Connect the Wallet That Holds the Token

Every tool on this page reads the connected wallet: the authority tool lists tokens it can find for you, and the burn tool lists what the wallet actually holds. A wallet that does not hold the token — or the authority over it — cannot act on it here.

Pick Your Token, or Paste Its Mint Address

The authority tool has a picker that scans your wallet and a manual mint-address field beside it. The manual field matters: the scan runs through a public Solana RPC endpoint that can throttle or refuse it, and pasting the mint address skips the scan entirely.

Choose What to Change

Revoke mint, freeze or update authority at 0.1 SOL each; burn part or all of a balance; close empty token accounts to reclaim their rent; or burn LP tokens to lock liquidity and keep harvesting its fees. Nothing is bundled — you run only what you pick.

Approve the Transactions

One approval per authority revoked, so revoking all three means three approvals. Burning and cleanup are different: several tokens are packed into as few transactions as Solana's size limit allows and your wallet asks you to approve that batch together.

Verify the Change On-Chain

Each revocation returns its own Solana Explorer link and all of them stay on screen at once. Open the mint on Explorer or Solscan afterwards — a revoked authority reads null, and a burn shows as a reduced supply.

What the Token Manager Actually Does

Revoke Mint, Freeze or Update Authority

Each authority is its own button, its own transaction and its own 0.1 SOL fee. The tool reads the authority on-chain first, so an authority that is already null is reported rather than charged for.

Burn Any Amount, Not Just All of It

Set a custom amount per token or burn the whole balance. Burn the entire balance and the token account is closed in the same transaction, returning its rent to you; a partial burn leaves the account open.

Reclaim Rent From Empty Accounts

The Cleanup tab lists token accounts with a zero balance — the leftovers of tokens you already sold or burned. Closing each one returns roughly 0.002 SOL of rent to your wallet. No platform fee, only the network fee.

Burn LP and Keep Earning Fees

Burn & Earn locks liquidity by burning the LP position while it keeps collecting trading fees. Locked positions, their value and their unclaimed fees are listed here, and you can harvest from the same screen.

SPL and Token-2022 Together

The tools read which program owns your mint and build instructions against it, so a Token-2022 token is revoked and burned correctly instead of being sent to the legacy program and rejected.

No Bundling, No Platform Fee on Burns

Burning, cleanup and harvesting cost only the Solana network fee — no platform fee is charged on any of them. Authority revocation is 0.1 SOL per authority, and the fee rides in the same transaction as the change, so a failed change cannot bill you.

Solana Token Manager FAQ

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