Token owner dashboard
Manage Your Tokens
One place to see and control the tokens you own across Solana, EVM chains, and Sui. Check supply and authority state, mint or burn, revoke or transfer control, update metadata, and manage liquidity — reading directly from on-chain data.
Quick links
What the dashboard shows you
A token's on-chain state is public but scattered: supply lives on the mint, permissions live in authority fields or capability objects, branding lives in a metadata account, and tradability lives in a liquidity pool. The dashboard collects all of it for the tokens your wallet controls, and puts the corresponding action next to each fact.
- Supply and decimals as recorded on-chain, not as you remember configuring them.
- Authority state — whether mint and freeze authority are live, transferred, or revoked, which is exactly what buyers check on an explorer.
- Metadata as wallets see it, so a missing logo or wrong symbol is obvious.
- Liquidity positions and LP token holdings for pools you created.
- Direct links into the tool for each action, pre-filled with the selected token.
Per-chain dashboards
- SPL dashboard — Solana mint and freeze authority, metadata, supply, and Raydium pools across mainnet, devnet, and testnet.
- ERC-20 dashboard — contract ownership, minting, pausing, and blacklist controls on every supported EVM network.
- Sui dashboard — TreasuryCap ownership, minting and burning, and coin metadata.
A post-launch checklist
Most problems that reach us are the same handful of omissions. Working through this list in the dashboard takes a few minutes and removes nearly all of them:
- Confirm the authority state matches what you announced — a token described as fixed-supply with live mint authority will be caught and called out.
- Revoke freeze authority if you intend to create a Raydium pool, because Raydium will otherwise reject the mint.
- Check the logo and symbol render correctly in a wallet, not just in the upload preview.
- Verify your liquidity pool exists and is deep enough that a normal trade does not move the price wildly.
- Move any authority you are keeping to a multisig rather than leaving it on the deployer's hot wallet.
Dashboard FAQ
01Which tokens show up in the dashboard?
Tokens held or controlled by your connected wallet on the selected network, whether or not they were created on MoonSol. The dashboard reads on-chain state, so it reflects reality rather than a MoonSol database.
02Why is my token missing from the list?
Almost always a network mismatch — a devnet token will not appear while your wallet is on mainnet. Check the network selector, and confirm the connected wallet is the one that holds the token.
03What can I do from the dashboard?
See supply and authority state, then act on it: mint or burn supply, revoke or transfer authorities, update metadata, run airdrops, and manage liquidity positions. Each action opens the relevant tool.
04Why are some actions greyed out?
Because the underlying permission no longer exists. If mint authority is revoked, ownership renounced, or a TreasuryCap burned, minting is permanently impossible — the dashboard reflects the token's real on-chain constraints.
05Do I need a separate wallet for each chain?
Yes. Solana pages use Phantom, Solflare, or Trust Wallet; EVM pages use MetaMask, Rabby, or Coinbase Wallet; Sui pages use Sui Wallet or Slush. The header switches to the right connect button for the page you are on.