Why can't I mint more of my token?
Minting requires the connected wallet to be the token's current mint authority. If the authority was revoked at launch, the supply is permanently fixed and no one can mint more.
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How minting additional tokens works
If your wallet still holds a token's mint authority, you can increase its supply at any time. This tool checks the authority on-chain, mints the new tokens straight to any recipient wallet, and charges one flat SOL fee - it never mints extra tokens for itself.
Step 1
Select the token
Pick from the tokens in your wallet or paste the mint address directly.
Step 2
Choose the recipient
New supply can go to your own wallet or any other Solana address.
Step 3
Enter the amount
The tool respects the token's configured decimals automatically.
Step 4
Sign once
Your wallet approves a single transaction with the flat 0.005 SOL fee included.
Frequently asked questions
What does minting cost?
A flat 0.005 SOL platform fee plus normal Solana network gas. We never take a percentage of the tokens you mint.
Will holders see the supply change?
Yes - total supply is public on-chain and explorers like Solscan reflect it immediately. Projects that value holder trust usually revoke mint authority once distribution is final.