About Anvilmint

What Anvilmint is

Anvilmint turns a form into a Solana SPL token. You describe what you want, your wallet signs one transaction, and a real token exists on mainnet with proper Metaplex metadata attached to it. Once the mint finishes, the token belongs to your wallet.

You can do all of this yourself, but it means installing a Rust or TypeScript toolchain and learning the SPL Token and Metaplex programs. Anvilmint packages that work into a form and makes the price and custody model clear before you start.

What Anvilmint cannot do

A few boundaries are worth spelling out.

• We never see a private key. The connection between your wallet and this site exposes your public address and a signing prompt. That is the entire surface.
• We never hold your token. The supply mints directly to your address inside the same transaction that creates it. There is no intermediate custody step, not even briefly.
• We cannot alter your token afterwards. Authorities go to your wallet. If you keep mint authority, only you can mint. If you revoke it, nobody can, including us.
• We cannot reverse anything. Solana is final. A deployed token cannot be undeployed and a revoked authority cannot be restored.

If Anvilmint went offline permanently tomorrow, every token launched through it would carry on working, because none of it depends on us being here.

How we charge

A flat 0.1 SOL per token, plus whatever Solana charges for rent and transaction fees. Optional authority revocations are 0.1 SOL each. You pay when you launch a token. We do not take a share of the supply. The fee breakdown shows which part of the bill is ours and which part belongs to the network.

A word about what we are not

Anvilmint is a deployment tool. It is not an exchange, a broker, a launchpad, or an investment service. We do not provide liquidity, promote tokens, advise on whether a token is a good idea, or have any view on what you do with one after it exists. Creating creating one does not give it value or guarantee that anyone will trade it.

Depending on where you live and what you do with it, issuing a token can carry legal obligations. You need to check which rules apply to your project and location.

Talking to a human

Support is contact@anvilmint.com or the contact form. Replies come from a person, usually within one business day. If something went wrong with a deployment, include the mint address or the transaction signature and it will be a much shorter conversation.