The toolkit
Fourteen focused instruments across four stages — create, control authority, bootstrap liquidity, distribute to holders. Each is a single, opinionated flow.
Mint new tokens on Solana — classic SPL or Token-2022 with extensions.
Manage what the mint can do. Revoke, mint, burn, freeze — one action at a time.
Permanently disable minting on a token so its total supply can never be inflated again — a core trust signal for holders.
Give up the ability to freeze token accounts — a common trust signal that reassures holders the asset cannot be locked.
Change a mutable token’s name, symbol, image, or off-chain metadata URI without touching authorities or supply.
Lock a token’s metadata forever so it can never be edited by anyone, including the current update authority.
Increase a token’s supply by minting additional units to any destination account you control or specify.
Permanently destroy tokens from a holder account to reduce circulating supply — an irreversible, deflationary action.
Freeze one or many token accounts at once so they cannot transfer, trade, or move balances until explicitly unfrozen.
Restore transfer ability for previously frozen token accounts, individually or in bulk, so holders can transact again.
Bootstrap and maintain pools on Raydium CPMM.
Move tokens to many wallets and snapshot holders.
Roadmap
We ship Solana first because depth beats breadth. The same non-custodial model — server-built tx, composable fees, signed in your wallet — is coming to the chains where token creators actually launch.
Battle-tested SPL + Token-2022. Fourteen tools live now — create, control, launch, distribute.
The L1 settlement layer and ERC-20 origin. Deepest liquidity, canonical smart-contract toolchain.
Coinbase Ethereum L2. Lowest fees and the fastest-growing token-launch venue of 2026.
Binance's EVM chain. Dominant retail altcoin and token-launch venue with exchange distribution.
Leading Ethereum L2 by TVL. Proven DeFi depth for serious project launches.
EVM L2 on Arbitrum Orbit. Gas in ETH, native tokenized stocks — mainnet live since July 2026.
Mainnet live · Dexmint support soon
FAQ
No jargon, no fine print. How Dexmint handles your keys, your fees, and your tokens.
Yes — every transaction is signed inside your own wallet. Dexmint never takes custody of your tokens or SOL. We build the transaction, show you exactly what it does and what it costs, and you approve it. If you don’t sign, nothing moves.
The site itself holds no server-side keys. Seed phrases and private keys never leave your wallet.
Every tool carries a small base fee in SOL — for example, 0.100 SOL to create an SPL token. Optional actions (revoking mint authority, making metadata immutable, adding a transfer-fee extension) add itemised amounts on top.
Before you sign, a fee ledger shows the base, each add-on, any coupon discount, and the total. You always see the full number in SOL, and it matches the value in your wallet’s signature prompt.
SPL is the classic Solana token standard — battle-tested and universally supported across wallets, DEXs, and explorers. Pick it when you want the safest, most compatible token.
Token-2022 is the modern standard with extensions: transfer fees, non-transferable (soulbound), interest-bearing, and more. Some wallets and integrations are still catching up on the newer extensions.
Liquidity flows target Raydium CPMM— a constant-product AMM that’s standard for Solana launches. You bootstrap a pool by supplying both sides of the pair; Dexmint handles the on-chain plumbing in a single guided flow.
Once a pool exists, it’s a normal Raydium pool: routable by aggregators, visible on explorers, and manageable from the Manage Liquidity tool.
Dexmint is a client-side tool — the actions you take happen through your wallet, on-chain. Nothing happens without a wallet signature, and the transactions we build are shown in plain terms before you sign.
That said, on-chain actions are irreversible. Revoking mint authority, burning tokens, and making metadata immutable cannot be undone. Read the confirmation screen carefully, and test on devnet first if you’re unsure.
Solana is live today — all fourteen tools work on both mainnet and devnet.
The same non-custodial model is coming to Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and the Robinhood Chain. We ship Solana first because depth beats breadth; the EVM expansion follows once the Solana surface is complete and battle-tested.