Do I need to revoke freeze authority before creating a liquidity pool?
For Raydium and most Solana DEXs, yes - pool creation fails or is blocked while a freeze authority exists.
A token with an active freeze authority lets its controller freeze any holder's balance at will - the mechanism behind honeypot scams. Raydium and most DEXs require the freeze authority to be revoked before a liquidity pool can launch. Revoking it here is free: you pay only network gas.
Step 1
The tool verifies on-chain that your connected wallet holds the current freeze authority.
Step 2
Revoke permanently for maximum holder trust, or transfer to another wallet you control.
Step 3
One transaction, no platform fee. DEX requirements are satisfied the moment it confirms.
For Raydium and most Solana DEXs, yes - pool creation fails or is blocked while a freeze authority exists.
No. Once revoked, nobody can ever freeze holder accounts of this token again - which is exactly why buyers look for it.
Free here - only Solana network gas. Several competitors charge 0.1 SOL for the same one-instruction transaction.