Revoke Authority

Revoking sets an authority to none, permanently. Revoking mint authority fixes the supply so no more tokens can ever be created; revoking freeze authority removes your ability to freeze holder accounts and is a prerequisite for creating a Raydium pool. Both are the trust signals buyers check first on Solscan.

• •Revoking mint authority makes the total supply permanently fixed — no future inflation is technically possible, by anyone.
• •Revoking freeze authority means you can never freeze a holder's token account, and it is required before Raydium will create a liquidity pool for the mint.
• •Both actions are irreversible. There is no recovery path, no admin override, and no way to reissue the authority.
• •The result is publicly verifiable: the mint's authority fields read null on Solscan and in every wallet's risk panel.
• •Most launches revoke both. Keep mint authority only if your model genuinely requires future minting, such as a rewards emission schedule.

1. 01

   Decide what your token needs

   Fixed supply means revoke mint. Tradable on Raydium means revoke freeze. If you may need to mint later, transfer mint authority to a multisig instead of revoking it.

2. 02

   Connect and select the mint

   Connect the wallet holding the authority and choose the token.

3. 03

   Pick the authority to revoke

   Select mint authority, freeze authority, or both. Read the confirmation carefully — this is the point of no return.

4. 04

   Verify on Solscan

   Open your mint on Solscan and confirm the authority now reads null. That is the page your holders will check.