Revoke Authority
Easily manage and remove minting, updating, or freezing permissions for your Solana token.
Revoke Token Permissions
Select which authorities you'd like to remove from your token, ensuring greater control over your asset's management.
Summary
Authorities to revoke:
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Service Fee:
How it works
- Connect your Solana wallet
- Choose the token for which you want to revoke authority
- Select Authorities to Revoke
- Review the changes and approve the transaction using your wallet
FAQs
Answer to your question
Got questions? We’ve got answers. Here are some of the most common queries to help you use this tool
Revoking an authority removes specific permissions from a token, such as the ability to mint new tokens, update metadata, or freeze accounts. Once revoked, these actions can no longer be performed by anyone.
Mint Authority:
This permission allows the holder to mint (create) new tokens. Revoking mint authority ensures that no additional tokens can be created, effectively capping the total supply.
Update Authority:
The update authority controls the ability to modify token metadata, such as the token's name, symbol, image, or other properties. Revoking this authority locks the metadata, preventing any future changes to the token’s characteristics.
Freeze Authority:
Freeze authority allows the holder to freeze accounts holding the token, restricting their ability to transfer or interact with the token. Revoking this authority prevents anyone from freezing token holders’ accounts, which can enhance trust and decentralization.
No, revoking authorities is optional. It’s typically done when you want to finalize a token and ensure no further changes can be made, giving holders more confidence that the token’s supply or properties won’t change.
No, you can choose which specific authorities (Mint, Update, Freeze) to revoke. For example, you can keep minting authority but revoke updating or freezing rights, depending on your needs.
Yes, you can revoke the authority at any time after your token has been launched, as long as you still hold the selected authority.
After the transaction is processed, you can verify the status of your token by checking the updated authorities on the Solana blockchain using a blockchain explorer like Solscan or your connected wallet interface.
Only the current token authority (the account that holds control over the specific permissions) can revoke an authority. If you're not the authority, you'll need to transfer authority to your wallet before revoking it.
No, revoking an authority is a permanent action. Once revoked, you cannot restore that permission unless you redeploy the token as a new token. Make sure you're certain before confirming the revocation.
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