What Non-Custodial Token Launch Means
Non-custodial means the platform never holds your private keys or funds. It prepares transactions; you approve them in your own wallet. For token launches, this is the safest model because you stay in full control.
Updated May 7, 2026
What Non-Custodial Token Launch Means
Plan it in the JetMintAi terminal, review the exact transaction, and approve it from your own wallet — non-custodial from start to finish.
Custodial vs non-custodial
- Custodial: the platform holds your keys/funds — convenient but higher risk.
- Non-custodial: you sign everything — you keep custody and control.
- With non-custodial tools, a platform breach can't drain your wallet.
How JetMintAi stays non-custodial
JetMintAi generates unsigned transactions for token creation, swaps and copy trades. Nothing executes until you approve it in Phantom or Solflare, so your keys never touch the server.
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Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Is non-custodial harder to use?
Not really — you just sign a wallet popup. The trade-off is a small extra click for a big security gain.
Can a non-custodial platform steal my funds?
It can't move funds you don't approve. Always review each transaction before signing.
Do I still control my token after launch?
Yes. The mint and its authorities are yours unless you revoke them.