Token Management

These tools work on a token that already exists. Once your mint is live, this is where you fix its details, add to the supply, collect the transfer tax a Token-2022 mint has withheld, remove some from circulation, revoke its authorities or freeze holder accounts. Most of them lean on a token authority, so it helps to know how those work first: see Authorities explained.

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Tool	What it does	Fee	Best for
Update Metadata	Edit the name, symbol, image or description	Paid	Fixing a typo or swapping the logo while you still hold the update authority
Token Mint	Mint more supply to a wallet you choose	Paid	Adding to the supply when the launch needs more tokens and mint authority is still live
Token-2022 Tax Collector	Sweep the transfer tax withheld in holder accounts to your treasury	Paid	Collecting a Token-2022 transfer fee while your wallet is its withdraw authority
Token Burner	Permanently destroy tokens from a wallet	Free	Removing tokens from circulation, no authority needed since it spends your own balance
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.

Caution

Update Metadata only works while you still hold the update authority on the token. Revoke that authority and the name, symbol and image are frozen for good. So edit first, revoke later. More on this in Authorities explained.

Authorities and what they unlock

#authorities-and-what-they-unlock

An authority is the key that lets a specific change happen on-chain, and revoking one is permanent. Three of these tools depend on one, and one does not.

Tool	What it needs	Notes
Update Metadata	Update authority	Lost the moment you revoke update authority. Edit before you lock.
Token Mint	Mint authority	Lost the moment you revoke mint authority. Supply becomes fixed.
Token-2022 Tax Collector	Withdraw authority of the transfer fee	Scanning needs no authority. If the withdraw authority is revoked, the withheld tax can never be collected.
Token Burner	Just your balance	No authority required. You can burn tokens you hold unless the token account is frozen.

When you are finished editing and minting, the revoke tools above remove the mint and update authorities so holders can trust the token. Revoke & Freeze explains which one to use. To read what each authority controls in plain terms, see Authorities explained.

A common order of operations

#a-common-order-of-operations

1. Create the token

   Mint it with Token Creator or one of the other launch tools.

2. Get the details exactly right

   Fix any typo or swap the logo with Update Metadata. Mint extra supply with Token Mint if the launch needs it.

3. Lock it down

   Once everything is final, revoke the authorities so buyers see a fixed token. See Revoke Update Authority, Make Immutable, and the rug-proof guide.

Caution

About fees. Every action has two costs: the Solana network fee paid to validators, and the J Tools platform fee. The platform fee always shows in the app before you confirm, and nothing is charged until you sign. Fees can change over time, so trust the in-app summary rather than a number you saw once.

Related

#related

• Revoke & Freeze Lock a Solana token so buyers can trust it: revoke mint, freeze and update authority, make the whole token immutable, or batch-freeze holder accounts.
• Token Creator Create a Solana SPL token in your browser: set the name, symbol, supply, decimals and logo, sign once, and the mint is live in under a minute. 0.1–0.35 SOL
• 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.

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.