Mint Solana Tokens: Add Supply to an SPL or Token-2022 Token

Mint Solana tokens to add supply to an SPL or Token-2022 token you already have, and send them to your wallet or another wallet. The wallet that holds the mint authority signs one transaction. You pay a 0.05 SOL Tokenry fee plus the network fee. For 0.05 SOL more, the same transaction revokes the mint authority, which is permanent.

Solana SPL0.05 SOL Tokenry fee, plus network fee and rent for a new token account

Token

Choose a token

Pick a token from your wallet, or paste any SPL mint address.

Connect your wallet to pick from your tokens.

Why Tokenry

  • No Code Required

    Create, send and manage tokens without writing any code. Your wallet signs every step.

  • Fully Transparent

    All token data is publicly visible and verifiable on block explorers.

  • Multi-Chain

    Works on Solana and 13 EVM chains, including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and BNB Chain.

  • Full Ownership

    You have full control. We never hold your keys, tokens, or authority.

How it works

How to mint more Solana tokens

  1. 1

    Connect the wallet that can mint

    Only the wallet that holds the token's mint authority can mint more. The tool tells you if the connected wallet is not that authority.

  2. 2

    Choose the token to mint

    Pick it from your wallet's tokens or paste its mint address under "Choose a token".

  3. 3

    Enter the amount in tokens

    Type it under "Amount to mint", not in the smallest units. The tool applies the token's decimals for you.

  4. 4

    Set the recipient or leave it empty

    Leave "Send to" empty to mint to your own wallet, or enter another address.

  5. 5

    Check the review

    Press "Review mint" and check the amount, the recipient and the costs. A mint cannot be undone.

  6. 6

    Approve the mint in your wallet

    Press "Mint tokens" and approve one transaction. Once the mint confirms, "View on Solscan" opens the transaction.

Related guide

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Can you mint more tokens on Solana after launch?

Yes. You can mint more tokens on Solana after launch while the token still has a mint authority and your wallet holds it. With Tokenry this takes no code: connect that wallet, enter the amount and sign one transaction.

How much does it cost to mint more Solana tokens, and is there a free way?

Minting more Solana tokens with Tokenry costs a 0.05 SOL Tokenry fee per mint, plus a network fee of about 0.000005 SOL. If the recipient has no account for this token, your wallet also pays its rent deposit. Without Tokenry, the SPL Token CLI mints with `spl-token mint <MINT> <AMOUNT>` for the network fee only, once the recipient's token account exists.

Can I mint more if I revoked the mint authority?

No. Once a Solana token's mint authority is revoked, its supply is fixed permanently, and nobody can mint more, not even the wallet that revoked it. For the full picture, read what revoking mint authority means.

Can I mint tokens straight to another wallet?

Yes. Enter the wallet address in "Send to", and the minted Solana tokens go to that wallet in the mint transaction. Each mint goes to one recipient.

Does minting more tokens affect my liquidity pool?

Minting more Solana tokens changes only the token's total supply and the balance of the account that receives them. A liquidity pool is not touched unless you send the additional tokens to the pool's own token account.

Does minting work with Token-2022 tokens?

Yes. Tokenry's mint tool works with SPL tokens and Token-2022 tokens. You do not choose the token program; the tool detects it from the mint address.

What is the maximum supply of a Solana token?

A Solana token's supply is stored as a 64-bit number (u64) in the token's smallest units, so the maximum depends on its decimals. That is about 18.4 billion tokens at 9 decimals and about 18.4 trillion at 6. Tokenry refuses a mint amount that would push the supply past that cap.

How do I create and mint a new token on Solana?

Use the Solana token creator to create a new token on Solana and mint its first supply. The creator costs a 0.15 SOL Tokenry fee plus rent and network fees, and revoking mint, freeze and update authority at creation is free and permanent. Tokenry's mint tool adds supply only to a token that already exists.

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What it costs to mint more Solana tokens

Every cost of a Solana mint is paid in SOL from the wallet that signs it.

The Tokenry fee is 0.05 SOL per mint, for any amount, paid to Tokenry on every mint. Turning on "Revoke mint authority" adds 0.05 SOL to Tokenry in the same transaction, and it is permanent.

The network fee is about 0.000005 SOL, paid to the Solana network on every transaction. Tokenry adds no priority fee; your wallet may add one.

Rent for a new token account is about 0.0015 SOL, after SIMD-0437 cut rent. It is held as a deposit in the recipient's new token account, and you pay it only when the recipient has no account for this token yet.

So one mint to a wallet that already has an account for this token costs about 0.050005 SOL in total. If the transaction fails on-chain, nothing in it goes through and no Tokenry fee is taken; the network fee is still spent. If the check before signing finds that your wallet does not hold enough SOL, the tool stops before your wallet opens, and nothing is charged.

Minting with a revoke takes 1 transaction on Tokenry, for 0.1 SOL in Tokenry fees. Other Solana mint tools checked on 2026-11-13 charge 0.06 to 0.1 SOL to mint, and one charges 0.3 SOL to mint and revoke in 2 transactions. Network fees and any rent come on top everywhere.

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Who can mint more tokens on Solana

Minting more of a Solana token needs the token's mint authority, and to mint with Tokenry, the browser wallet you connect must itself hold it. While the mint authority exists, its holder can move it to another address. If the authority is already revoked, the tool says so once you connect a wallet and load the token.

If you hold a token you did not create, you can read its supply and mint authority on a Solana explorer.

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Where minted Solana tokens go

Minted Solana tokens go into the recipient's token account for that mint, its associated token account (ATA). If the recipient has no ATA for this token yet, the mint transaction opens it and your wallet pays its rent deposit.

"Send to" takes a wallet address, a multisig vault address such as a Squads vault, or an existing token account of this token. For a token account, the tokens go straight into it.

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Revoke mint authority in the same transaction

Turn on "Revoke mint authority" to add the revoke to your Solana mint transaction. The revoke is permanent: after this mint, nobody can mint the token again. The review repeats this warning before you sign.

To revoke without minting, revoke the mint authority on its own in a separate transaction. That costs a 0.05 SOL Tokenry fee plus the network fee.

To change the token's name, symbol or logo, update your Solana token metadata for a 0.05 SOL Tokenry fee per update. To lower the supply, burn Solana tokens with no Tokenry fee, only the network fee.

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