Revoke Token Authority
Permanently give up the control your buyers worry about: minting more supply, freezing wallets, and changing the token. Each revoke is a signed, on-chain trust signal anyone can verify.
What this does: a brand-new token leaves three powers active - mint authority (create more tokens), freeze authority (freeze holder wallets), and update authority (change the name, symbol or image). Revoking them removes those powers for good, which is exactly what serious buyers check for before they ape in.
This is irreversible. Once an authority is revoked you can never get it back. New to this? Read the mint authority guide first.
Connect your wallet to begin
Use the Connect Wallet button in the header. Connect the wallet you created the token with so we can show you what is still revocable.
Choose your token
Pick a token you created with this wallet, or paste any mint address. We read its live on-chain authorities so you only pay for what is actually still revocable.
Your tokens
Paste a token mint address manually
The token must have been minted here for us to revoke its authority.
The order most launches revoke in
1. Freeze authority, before anything else
Live freeze authority lets the holder lock any wallet so it cannot sell, the mechanism behind most honeypots. It is the first thing scanners and experienced buyers check, and there is rarely a reason to keep it once the token is public.
2. Mint authority, once supply is final
Until it is revoked, new tokens can be created at any time. Revoke it when the full supply exists and is where it should be: in the pool, in vesting wallets or with the team. After that the supply number can only ever go down, through burns.
3. Update authority, when the branding is settled
This controls the name, symbol, logo and links in the token's metadata. Keep it while you are still fixing a logo or adding a website; revoke it when you are happy, so nobody can rename the token later.
What it costs and what you sign
0.1 SOL for each authority you revoke. The tool reads the token first, so authorities that are already gone are marked done and not charged. Afterwards, Solscan shows the revoked mint and freeze authority as empty and the metadata as not mutable. The free freeze authority checker confirms it too.