Find answers to common questions about making Solana tokens immutable
What does it mean to make a token immutable?
Making a token immutable means that its metadata cannot be changed or updated after it has been set. This ensures that the token's properties remain constant, which can appeal to investors and collectors.
Why should I make my token immutable?
Making your token immutable can increase its credibility and attractiveness to investors. It ensures that the token's metadata, such as its name, symbol, and other properties, cannot be altered, providing a sense of security and permanence.
What happens if I try to make an already immutable token immutable again?
If you try to make an already immutable token immutable again, you will receive an error message indicating that the token is already immutable. No changes will be made, and no fees will be charged.
What are the fees associated with making a token immutable?
The fees for making a token immutable include the transaction and service fees. The total cost is 0.05 SOL. Ensure you have sufficient SOL in your wallet to cover these fees.
Can I reverse the immutability of a token?
Once a token is immutable, its metadata cannot be changed or updated. This action cannot be undone, so ensure you are confident about making the token immutable before proceeding.
What should I do if I encounter an error?
If you encounter an error while trying to make your token immutable, please check the following:
Ensure your wallet is connected.
Verify that you have sufficient SOL in your wallet to cover the fees.
Make sure you are using the original authority wallet that created the token.
If the problem persists, contact our support team for assistance.
Can I check the status of my transaction?
Yes, you will receive a link to view the transaction details on Solscan after initiating the transaction. You can use this link to check the status and confirm your transaction.
What does it cost to revoke Update Authority?
The fee for revoking the Update(make token immutable) Authority is 0.05 SOL. This fee covers the transaction costs and any additional service charges.
Revoke Update Authority (Make Token Immutable) on Solana
Revoking update authority on Solana, also known as making a token immutable, is essential for token creators who want to ensure their token's settings remain unchanged permanently. By removing the ability to modify token details, you assure users that the token's rules and properties cannot be altered in the future, fostering trust and stability within your community.
The process involves connecting your Solana wallet, selecting a token, verifying your authority, initiating the action to revoke update authority, confirming the transaction, and waiting for confirmation on the blockchain. While this action is irreversible, it solidifies your token's commitment to immutability, making it more secure and reliable for public ecosystems, exchanges, or decentralized applications.