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Revoke Mint Authority

Turn off the ability to create new coins so the total amount stays fixed. Paste your coin’s address, approve once, and you’re done.

Revoke mint authority
After this, no one can create new tokens for this mint—the supply stays fixed. Connect the wallet that can still mint, paste the mint address, and approve once.

Connect your wallet

Use the wallet that still has permission for this step. The tool will tell you if it is the wrong one.

Coin address

How it works

Follow these steps in order. Each card is a checkpoint before you move on.

  1. 1
    Connect your wallet
    Use the wallet that is still allowed to print more of this coin. If you are not sure, ask whoever launched it which wallet still has that permission.
  2. 2
    Load your coin
    Paste your coin’s address. The tool checks that printing more is still allowed before you pay.
  3. 3
    Turn off printing
    Pay the listed fee, approve in your wallet, and printing more is turned off for good. Buyers often look for this as a trust signal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this tool and what happens when you use it.

What if printing more is already turned off?
The tool tells you and does not ask for a payment. A fixed total is usually what buyers want to see.
Does this cost SOL?
Yes—the service fee shown plus a small network cost. Your wallet shows the full amount before you confirm.
Can I undo this?
No. Turning it off is permanent. Make sure you created every coin you need first.

Turn off printing more coins

If your coin still allows printing more, this tool removes that permission in one step. Afterward, nobody can increase the total supply through the normal coin controls.

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