Is It Safe to Create a Solana Token?
Non-custodial means you sign, you own, and you can verify everything on-chain afterwards. Here is exactly what you approve and how to check the result yourself.
Non-custodial · One signature · Metaplex metadata + IPFS · Deployed on mainnet
What a non-custodial creator can and cannot do
SolanaForge never asks for a seed phrase and never holds your keys. The deployment transaction is built in your browser and handed to your wallet, so nothing happens on-chain without your signature. The wallet that signs owns the mint and receives the initial supply.
What you approve is specific: the mint creation, the metadata account, the initial supply, and the platform fee transfer. Your wallet shows the simulated result before you confirm — read it.
- No seed phrase is ever requested
- Every action is signed by your own wallet
- The signing wallet owns the mint and the supply
- Transaction simulation runs before you sign
How to verify the result yourself
After creation, open the mint address on a Solana explorer. You should see your name, symbol, and logo from the metadata account, the supply in your wallet, and the current state of mint and freeze authority. Nothing here relies on trusting us — the chain is the record.
If you want the supply to be fixed, revoke mint authority. If you want holders to know their tokens cannot be frozen, revoke freeze authority too. Both are permanent.
Risks that are real
The technical deployment being safe does not make a token a good idea. Decimals and supply are permanent, authority revocation cannot be undone, and liquidity you add is exposed to market price movement. Creating a token does not create demand for it, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Be careful with imitation sites. Check the domain before connecting a wallet, and never approve a transaction whose simulation you do not understand.
Step-by-step
Step 1. Check the domain
Confirm you are on the real site before connecting.
Step 2. Connect a wallet
Never enter a seed phrase anywhere.
Step 3. Read the simulation
Your wallet previews the result before signing.
Step 4. Sign once
Mint, metadata, and supply deploy together.
Step 5. Verify on an explorer
Check mint address, supply, metadata, and authorities.
Start your token here
Type a name and ticker — we'll carry them straight into the creator. No wallet needed yet.
Choose your blockchain
| Chain | Platform fee | Process | Best for | Start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solana (SPL) | 0.18 SOL | ~1-2s network confirmation | Low network fees | Create → |
| Solana Token-2022 | 0.18 SOL | ~1-2s network confirmation | Transfer fees, extensions | Create → |
| BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) | 0.018 BNB | ~3s network confirmation | EVM tooling, PancakeSwap | Create → |
| TON (Jetton) | 4 TON | ~5s network confirmation | Telegram-native audiences | Create → |
Frequently asked questions
Do you ever hold my tokens?
No. The initial supply goes to the wallet that signs the transaction.
Will you ask for my seed phrase?
Never. No legitimate tool asks for a seed phrase.
Can you change my token later?
No. Authority over the mint sits with your wallet, not with us.
How do I know the token deployed correctly?
Open the mint address on a Solana explorer and check metadata, supply, and authorities.
Is revoking authorities reversible?
No. Revocation is permanent, which is exactly why holders value it.
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Ready to create your token?
Connect your wallet, fill the form, sign once. Your token is live on mainnet with on-chain metadata, a real logo, and optional authority revokes.