Revoke & Freeze

On Solana, buyers trust what they can check on-chain. These tools remove the powers that let a token’s creator change the rules after people have bought in. Revoke the mint, freeze, or update authority and that power is gone for good. Buyers and explorers can read all of this, which is why revoked authorities are among the first things they check. If you’re new to what these powers are, start with Token authorities.

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Danger

This cannot be undone. Once this transaction confirms on-chain, there is no way to reverse it. Check every field before you sign.

Tool	What it does	Fee	Best for
Revoke Mint	Fixes the supply so no one can mint more.	Paid	Fixing supply while keeping freeze or update for later.
Revoke Freeze	Removes the power to freeze holder accounts.	Paid	Proving on-chain that you can’t freeze anyone.
Revoke Update Authority	Makes the name, symbol and image permanent.	Paid	Once the metadata is final and you’re done editing.
Make Immutable	Revokes mint and freeze and locks the metadata in one step.	Paid	A finished SPL token where every authority should go at once.
Freeze Account	Batch-freezes holder accounts for a mint.	Paid	Stopping the holders you select while you still hold freeze authority.
Unfreeze Account	Batch-thaws frozen holder accounts.	Paid	Restoring accounts you froze earlier.

Exact fees are on the Fee schedule.

Which one should I use?

#which-one-should-i-use

A quick way to read it: revoke a single authority when you still want to keep the others, for example fix the supply now but keep the ability to edit metadata later. Reach for Make Immutable when the token is finished and you want every authority gone at once.

Note

Freeze and Unfreeze are different from the revoke tools. They work through holder accounts in batches, one transaction per account and one platform fee per run, and they need the freeze authority to still exist.

How locking builds trust

#how-locking-builds-trust

1. Finish your setup first

   Get the name, symbol, image and supply exactly how you want them. Revoking comes last, because there is no undo.

2. Revoke what you don’t need to keep

   Revoke mint to fix supply. Revoke freeze so no holder can be frozen from then on, after you thaw any account you froze. Revoke update so metadata can’t be swapped. Use one tool per authority, or Make Immutable for all three.

3. Let buyers verify

   Once revoked, the mint and freeze authorities read as “none” on explorers and in safety checkers. Metadata is different: locking it leaves the update authority address visible but flips the token to Mutable: No, which is the flag listing reviewers actually read. Either way, that on-chain record is the proof people look for before they buy.

For a full launch-to-locked walkthrough, read Make your token rug-proof. When you’re ready, open the tools in the app and revoke from your own wallet.

FAQ

#faq

Do I have to be the current authority? Yes.

Yes. You can only revoke an authority your connected wallet currently holds. If an authority was already handed to another wallet or removed earlier, these tools cannot touch it from your side.

Does locking authorities stop trading or liquidity? No.

No. Revoking mint, freeze or update has no effect on transfers, pools or swaps. It only removes your ability to mint more, freeze accounts, or edit metadata.

Related guides

#related-guides

• Make Immutable What the mint, freeze and update authorities control on a Solana SPL token, what each one lets a creator do, and why revoking them builds trust.
• Revoke Mint The trust checklist that turns a fresh Solana token into one buyers can hold: revoked authorities, locked metadata, locked liquidity, clean distribution.

Tip

J Tools is non-custodial. We never store your wallet’s private keys and never ask for your seed phrase. Every transaction you approve in a connected wallet is signed inside that wallet, and its key never reaches our servers. A few multi-wallet tools do let you paste private keys for throwaway hot wallets, which stay in your browser tab and sign there. Holder Booster is the one tool that hands a key to our worker: the fresh distributor wallet it creates for each run, sent encrypted. Never paste a key tied to long-term holdings, and if a page ever asks for your seed phrase, stop and close it.