About MoonSol

moonsol.io is a deployment platform: software that helps you create and manage tokens. It is not itself a token, a coin, or a fundraising sale. Other projects and products also use the name “MoonSol”; they are not this site, and a token that happens to share the name is not issued or endorsed by us. If someone asks you to buy “the MoonSol token” or to enter a seed phrase on a lookalike domain, that is not this service.

Launching a token by hand means installing a toolchain, managing keypairs, and running CLI commands whose mistakes are irreversible — or, on EVM chains, writing and compiling Solidity. Then the real work starts: metadata, liquidity, distribution, and authority management, each with its own tool and its own way to go wrong.

MoonSol collapses that into a form and a wallet signature, and then keeps going after the mint. Everything a token needs post-launch — pools, airdrops, authority changes, metadata edits, a website, an announcement — is on the same platform rather than scattered across five.

• •Token generator for SPL tokens, ERC-20 contracts on 18 EVM networks, and Sui Move coins.
• •Post-launch tools for airdrops, minting, burning, authorities, metadata, and liquidity.
• •Raydium liquidity pools so a token can actually be traded.
• •An owner dashboard reading live on-chain state per chain.
• •IPFS-hosted website generation for launch visibility.

Non-custodial by construction

MoonSol has no mechanism to take custody of anything. Transactions are built in your browser and signed by your wallet — Phantom, Solflare, or Trust Wallet on Solana; MetaMask, Rabby, or Coinbase Wallet on EVM; Sui Wallet or Slush on Sui. There is no account, no email, no seed phrase entry, and no server-side key.

Standard code, not bespoke contracts

A token deployed here is the same asset type the official tooling produces: an SPL or Token-2022 mint with Metaplex metadata, an OpenZeppelin-based ERC-20, or a standard Move coin package. That matters because it means every wallet, DEX, explorer, and aggregator treats your token like any other, and because reviewers are reading familiar code rather than something novel.

You keep every authority

Supply is minted to your wallet, and mint and freeze authority, contract ownership, or the Sui TreasuryCap stay at your address until you choose to revoke or transfer them. MoonSol does not retain a back door, a fee-changing admin key, or any privileged role in tokens you create — and you can verify that on the explorer rather than take our word for it.

Test networks first

Every chain we support has free test networks with no platform fee. We would rather you rehearse a launch for nothing than discover a wrong decimal count in a transaction that cannot be reversed.

Being clear about the limits is more useful than a longer feature list:

• •We do not audit or vet the tokens created here. Deployment is not endorsement, and a MoonSol-launched token carries no implied approval.
• •We do not guarantee buyers, volume, or price outcomes. Launch tools help you deploy and configure a token — they do not promise market performance, and anyone who does is misleading you.
• •We do not custody funds, hold authorities, or take a share of trading volume.
• •We do not give financial, tax, or legal advice. Whether a token you issue is regulated where you live is a question for a professional in your jurisdiction.
• •We cannot reverse a blockchain transaction. Revoked authorities, burned tokens, and burned LP tokens are permanent for everyone, including us.

Fees are flat, charged per action, and paid in the native asset of the chain you are using. There is no subscription, no charge for holding or viewing a token you already created, and no percentage of trading volume. Every price is listed on the pricing page, including a breakdown of what a complete launch actually costs and an honest comparison with doing it yourself through the CLI.

Telegram and X are the ways to reach us. When reporting a problem, include your mint or contract address, the network, and the transaction signature or hash if something failed — that is usually enough to identify the cause immediately.

• •Support: Telegram and @moonsol on X
• •Announcements: @moonsol on X
• •Listing an independent audit: see the audits page