A real mainnet SPL token
Deployed with the standard SPL Token program and Metaplex metadata, so wallets, explorers and DEX interfaces recognise it immediately. No proprietary wrapper, no lock-in.
Non-custodial · your wallet signs everything
Forge a Solana token in minutes, not weeks
Anvilmint deploys SPL and Token-2022 tokens straight to Solana mainnet from your browser. No account to create, no code to write, and no point at which we can touch your keys or your supply.
0.1 SOL to deploy · roughly 0.0025 SOL in Solana network costs · nothing else, ever
What you get for 0.1 SOL
One flat fee covers the whole deployment. There is no subscription, no per-holder charge, and no cut of your supply.
Custody you never hand over
The transaction is built for your wallet to sign. The full supply mints to your address in the same transaction, so there is no window where anyone else controls it.
Hosted logo and metadata
Your logo is resized, pinned and referenced from a Metaplex-standard metadata document. That is what makes your token show a name and an image rather than a bare mint address.
Four steps, about five minutes
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Connect your wallet
Phantom, Solflare or any wallet that speaks the Solana standard. Connecting is read-only. It reveals your public address and nothing else, and it costs nothing.
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Describe your token
Name, symbol, decimals, total supply and a square logo. If you are unsure about decimals, nine is the Solana convention and the form defaults to it.
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Choose your authorities
Keep mint and freeze authority, or revoke either one permanently. We explain the trade-off on the form rather than upselling you into a decision you cannot undo.
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Check the total and sign
The itemised cost appears before the wallet prompt does. Approve it, wait roughly fifteen seconds, and your mint address and Solscan link are on screen.
Where the money goes
Most token launchers quote one number and let the network costs arrive as a surprise in the wallet prompt. Here is the whole bill.
| Item | Cost | Paid to | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|
| Token deployment | 0.1 SOL | Anvilmint | No |
| Solana network fees and rent | ~0.0025 SOL | Solana network | No |
| Revoke mint authority | 0.05 SOL | Anvilmint | Yes |
| Revoke freeze authority | 0.05 SOL | Anvilmint | Yes |
Network costs vary slightly with congestion and with how much rent Solana requires for your account sizes. The figure quoted in the tool before you sign is the one that applies.
Common questions
Do you ever hold my tokens or my private keys?
No. Anvilmint never sees a private key and never takes custody. Your wallet builds and signs the deployment transaction, and the entire supply is minted directly to your wallet address. If Anvilmint disappeared tomorrow, your token would be unaffected because it lives on Solana, not on our servers.
What does it actually cost to launch a token?
The Anvilmint fee is 0.1 SOL. Solana itself charges roughly 0.0025 SOL in rent and transaction fees, which goes to the network and not to us. Authority revocations are 0.05 SOL each and are entirely optional. The full total is shown on screen before you approve anything.
How long does deployment take?
Filling in the form takes two or three minutes. Once you approve the transaction in your wallet, the mint usually confirms on Solana mainnet within about fifteen seconds. You get the mint address and a Solscan link as soon as it lands.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You need a Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare with enough SOL to cover the fee and network costs. Everything else is a form: name, symbol, supply, decimals and a logo.
What is the difference between mint authority and freeze authority?
Mint authority is the power to create more of your token after launch. Freeze authority is the power to freeze a specific holder's balance so they cannot transfer it. Both sit with your wallet by default. Revoking them is permanent and is often expected by holders as a sign that supply cannot be inflated, but you should only revoke once you are certain you will never need them.
Can I create a token with a transfer tax?
Yes, using the Token-2022 program. A fee-on-transfer token withholds a percentage of every transfer, which only your nominated wallet can collect. Be aware that Token-2022 support varies across exchanges and DeFi protocols, so check that the venues you care about handle it before you commit.
Ready to mint?
Connect a wallet and see the exact total before you commit to anything.