Deploy your token.
Own the market.
The only token platform serious founders use on Solana. Create, revoke, and launch liquidity — from one dashboard.
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Tokens Created
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Pools Launched
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Authorities Revoked
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SOL Locked
The Difference
Everything your token needs. One platform.
| Feature | TOKYN | Smithii | Others |
|---|---|---|---|
| Token Creation | |||
| Revoke Freeze Authority | |||
| Revoke Mint Authority | |||
| Raydium CPMM Pool | |||
| Raydium Standard AMM Pool | |||
| LP Lock Built-in | |||
| Airdrop / Multi-Send Tool | |||
| Live Token Preview | |||
| Full Token Dashboard | |||
| Lock Certificate Page |
The Process
Three steps to launch.
Connect Wallet
Connect Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack. No signup. No email.
Configure Token
Name, symbol, supply, authorities, image, socials. Live preview as you go.
Deploy + Launch
Pay 0.1 SOL. Your SPL token is on-chain in under 60 seconds.
Transparent Fees
No hidden costs.
| Action | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Create Token | 0.1 SOL | SPL token + Metaplex metadata + IPFS |
| Revoke Freeze Authority | 0.1 SOL | Permanent, on-chain |
| Revoke Mint Authority | 0.1 SOL | Fixes supply forever |
| Raydium CPMM Pool | 0.2 SOL | No OpenBook market needed |
| Raydium Standard AMM Pool | 0.3 SOL | + ~2 SOL OpenBook rent (not ours) |
| Lock LP Tokens | 0.1 SOL | Streamflow time-lock + certificate |
| Update Token Metadata | 0.05 SOL | Name, image, socials |
| Burn Tokens | 0.05 SOL | True on-chain supply reduction |
| Airdrop / Multi-Send Session | 0.05 SOL | Once per session, any batch count |
All fees in SOL. Network fees (~0.0025 SOL) paid separately to Solana validators. TOKYN has no subscription fees.
Questions
Answers, straight.
Freeze authority lets the token creator freeze any holder's token account, blocking transfers. Most investors treat an active freeze authority as a red flag, so serious projects revoke it immediately after launch. On TOKYN you can disable it at creation or revoke it later for 0.1 SOL.
Mint authority allows creating new tokens after launch, which can dilute holders at any time. Revoking it permanently fixes your total supply — a strong trust signal. You can disable it at creation or revoke it later for 0.1 SOL.
CPMM is Raydium's newer constant-product pool: cheaper to create and no OpenBook market required. Standard AMM (v4) needs an OpenBook market (~2 SOL in rent) but offers full order-book DEX integration, which some high-volume trading bots prefer. For most launches, CPMM is the right choice.
TOKYN never sees your private keys or seed phrase. Every transaction is built in your browser and signed inside your own wallet. We cannot move your funds, freeze your tokens, or access your account — the platform is fully non-custodial.
Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and Coinbase Wallet. Any wallet implementing the Solana Wallet Standard is detected automatically.
Yes. Choose Devnet in the creation wizard's first step. Devnet deployments are completely free — no platform fee — so you can rehearse the full flow before going to mainnet.
Your pool lives on Raydium from the moment it's created. Use the "Add liquidity" action in your TOKYN dashboard or the direct Raydium link in your pool receipt — both jump straight to your pool on raydium.io.
The TOKYN fee is higher (0.3 vs 0.2 SOL) because the flow involves OpenBook market creation and more transaction orchestration. Separately, OpenBook itself charges ~2 SOL of on-chain rent that goes to Solana/OpenBook — not to TOKYN.
Failed transactions don't charge the platform fee — fees only settle when the whole transaction confirms on-chain, because the fee is an instruction inside that same transaction. You'll get a plain-English explanation and a Solscan link for every failure.
No. TOKYN is built exclusively for Solana — SPL tokens, Metaplex metadata, and Raydium liquidity. Specializing in one chain lets us do it properly.
On IPFS via Pinata. Your image and metadata JSON receive permanent content-addressed URIs that wallets and explorers resolve — nothing is hosted on TOKYN servers.
A liquidity lock places your LP tokens in an on-chain time-locked contract (Streamflow) so you can't withdraw the pool's liquidity before the unlock date — protecting holders from a rug pull. TOKYN issues a public certificate page you can share with your community as verifiable proof.