Revoke Mint & Freeze Authority on Solana
Mint authority lets you create more supply; freeze authority lets you freeze holders' token accounts. Keeping them signals risk to buyers, so many projects revoke them to prove the supply is fixed and accounts can't be frozen.
Updated May 7, 2026
Revoke Mint & Freeze Authority on Solana
Plan it in the JetMintAi terminal, review the exact transaction, and approve it from your own wallet — non-custodial from start to finish.
Why revoking matters
- Revoking mint authority = supply is permanently fixed (no dilution).
- Revoking freeze authority = you cannot freeze anyone's tokens.
- Both are strong trust signals that reduce rug-pull fear.
How to revoke safely
Authorities are revoked by setting them to null in a Set Authority instruction, signed by the current authority (you). Do it after you finish minting your full supply — once mint authority is revoked you cannot mint again. JetMintAi can bundle authority revocation into your launch.
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Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I always revoke mint authority?
For fixed-supply community tokens and memecoins, yes — it reassures buyers. Keep it only if you have a legitimate reason to mint more later.
Can I revoke authority after launch?
Yes, as long as you still hold the authority. You sign a Set Authority transaction that sets it to null.
Is revoking reversible?
No. Once an authority is set to null it is gone permanently — that is exactly why it builds trust.