Documentation

To mint tokens, go to the 'Create Token' section, fill out the form with your desired token specifications, and submit. Make sure your wallet is connected for transaction processing.

Token Name: The full name of your token, used for identification in blockchain explorers and wallets.

Token Symbol: A short, unique identifier for your token, typically 3-5 characters, used in trading and display.

Total Supply: The maximum number of tokens that can ever exist. This number can define the scarcity or abundance of your token.

Recipient Address: The blockchain address where the newly minted tokens will be sent. This could be your wallet or another designated address.

Decimal: Determines how divisible your token is. Set to 6 by default, meaning your token can be divided into millionths.

Token Description: A brief explanation of what your token represents, its purpose, or utility, which can be useful for users and exchanges.

Logo: An image file for your token, used in wallets and exchanges to visually represent your token.

Authority for Token Minting: If toggled, you can control who can mint new tokens, preventing unauthorized minting.

Freeze Authority: Allows you to freeze accounts, preventing transactions with specific token holders, useful for compliance or error correction.

Rug: A feature to be cautious about. When enabled, it signifies the potential for the creator to pull liquidity, which is often associated with scams. Use with extreme caution.

Percentage to DEXes: Select how much of the supply goes to decentralized exchanges (DEXes) for liquidity. This can encourage trading but dilutes initial control over supply.

DEXes: Choose which DEXes to list your token on. Different DEXes have different user bases and liquidity pools, affecting your token's exposure.

Integrate with Solana SPL: If your token is meant for the Solana network, integration with SPL (Solana Program Library) standardizes your token for better compatibility and functionality within the ecosystem.