What does Make Immutable revoke?

It removes any remaining mint, freeze, and update authority that the token still has. If you want a single make-immutable Solana flow, this page combines the final revoke mint, freeze, and update step into one action.

Is this action permanent?

Yes. The warning exists because the action is meant to be final. Once submitted successfully, the removed authorities cannot be restored from this flow.

How is authority state detected?

The tool checks the current status of mint, freeze, and metadata authority before submission. That lets you see whether each permission is active, already revoked, or missing before you sign.

Can Make Immutable fail partially?

It can, depending on on-chain state and which authorities are still available at submission time. That is why the status check matters before you send the transaction. Use the status panel to confirm.

Does immutable improve project trust?

Often yes, because users can see that core authority controls have been locked down. It is usually the final authority step after metadata and supply decisions are settled. Finalizing metadata updates with the Update Metadata tool before signing is a recommended pre-lock practice.

What is the platform fee?

The platform fee is 0.2 SOL, charged in the same transaction. The fee is shown upfront in the action card before you confirm so there are no surprises.

Make Solana Token Immutable

Connect wallet in top bar

Use this tool to make token immutable in one compact transaction flow. Check authority status, connect the right wallet, and complete the final lock token authority step safely. Once submitted, control over mint, freeze, and metadata updates cannot be restored.

Token Mint Address (CA)

Mint:

No Access / Already Revoked

Freeze:

No Access / Already Revoked

Metadata:

Metadata Missing

This permanently removes mint, freeze, and metadata control where available.

Platform Fee

0.2 SOL

About this tool

How Make Immutable works

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Paste the token mint address

Enter the token's mint address (CA). The tool reads on-chain state and shows whether mint, freeze, and metadata authorities are still active, already revoked, or missing.