Token-2022 Creator for Solana Tax Tokens

What the Token-2022 creator makes

Tokenry's Solana tax token creator makes a token on Token-2022, Solana's newer token program. The mint holds the tax, a metadata pointer to itself and the token metadata, so the name, symbol and metadata link are stored inside the mint. There is no Metaplex metadata and no Metaplex fee.

Nothing else is added to the mint, so holders see no permanent delegate or transfer hook. Every token made with this SPL Token-2022 creator carries a tax of at least 0.01%. For a token with no tax, use the classic SPL token creator. For the full difference between the 2 programs, read SPL Token vs Token-2022.

What a Solana tax token costs

A tax token made with Tokenry costs a flat 0.25 SOL Tokenry fee. It covers the token, every revoke at creation and the rate lock.

Rent and network fees add about 0.005 to 0.006 SOL. After SIMD-0437 cut rent, most of this is rent held in 2 accounts: the mint and your token account for the supply.

Your wallet needs about 0.255 to 0.256 SOL in total. If your wallet does not hold enough SOL, Tokenry stops before you sign anything.

The Tokenry fee is part of the same transaction as the token. If the transaction does not land, you pay no Tokenry fee. A failed transaction still costs the network fee.

For a tax token with mint and freeze authority revoked, 3 other creators list these prices. Smithii charges 0.5 SOL plus 0.1 SOL for each revoke, 0.7 SOL in total, and shows no rate lock. SOLTokenLaunch charges 0.7 SOL with both revokes, rent included, and its rate is always permanent. SOLQuill charges 0.7 SOL with both revokes and does not state a rate lock. Prices checked 2026-11-10 on each site.

How the Token-2022 transfer fee works

On Solana, Token-2022 calls the tax a transfer fee. It is a share of each transfer, set in basis points (1 basis point is 0.01%), plus an optional cap per transfer in tokens. The Token-2022 program allows up to 100%, and Tokenry's form stops at 10%.

The recipient gets the amount minus the tax, and the sender pays nothing extra. At 5%, sending 1,000 tokens delivers 950 and withholds 50. With a cap of 10 tokens, the same transfer delivers 990 and withholds 10. The tax is rounded up and never goes above the cap.

With a cap, the effective rate falls toward zero on very large transfers, as Raydium's Token-2022 docs explain.

Who can claim the tax on a Solana tax token

Token-2022 lets the wallet that collects the tax withdraw the withheld tax straight from holders' token accounts. Choose the collecting wallet before you create the token. With Tokenry's Solana Claim Tax, you can withdraw your tax token's transfer fees. Scanning is free. Each run collects from up to 340 accounts in one approval, for a 0.03 SOL Tokenry fee per run plus network fees. The tool can also sell a share of the tax for SOL through Jupiter.

Revoke mint and freeze authority on a Token-2022 token

You can revoke mint, freeze and update authority when you create a Token-2022 token here. Each revoke at creation is free and permanent. With mint authority revoked, no more tokens can be minted. With freeze authority revoked, no token account can be frozen. With update authority revoked, the token's metadata can no longer change. Any authority you keep stays with your wallet.

You can revoke a kept authority later with Tokenry's revoke tools, for example to revoke mint authority. Each later revoke costs a 0.05 SOL Tokenry fee plus the network fee.

Pools and airdrops for a Solana tax token

On Solana, Raydium CPMM and Meteora DAMM v2 accept tax tokens. Raydium AMM v4 does not take Token-2022 tokens. Meteora DLMM and Orca accept them without review only when there is no freeze authority (Orca's Token-2022 docs). Revoke freeze authority if you plan to pool there.

Tokenry's Solana liquidity pool creator makes Raydium CPMM and Meteora DAMM v2 pools and counts the tax on deposits.

Tokenry's Solana multisender sends a tax token. Before you send, it shows the tax rate and the percent of each amount that recipients receive after the tax.