Update Solana token metadata from your wallet: change the name, symbol, logo, description and links of an SPL or Token-2022 token whose update authority you hold. The Tokenry fee is 0.05 SOL per update plus the network fee, paid in the same transaction you sign.
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How it works
For a token with no metadata yet, connect its mint authority wallet instead.
Choose it from "Your tokens" or paste its mint address in "Token mint address".
The form starts from the token's current values, so a field you leave as it is keeps its value.
The review shows the new name and symbol, whether the logo is new or kept, and whether the metadata stays editable or is locked.
The change is on chain once Solana confirms it.
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Aug 19, 2026SPL Token vs Token-2022: what is the difference?Updating Solana token metadata costs a 0.05 SOL Tokenry fee per update, plus a network fee of about 0.000005 SOL. On Token-2022 metadata stored on the mint, a longer field costs a little extra rent. Turning on the permanent "Lock metadata" adds 0.05 SOL, for a Tokenry total of 0.1 SOL. Adding metadata to a token that has none costs about 0.064 SOL in all, with Metaplex's create fee and rent included. That rent follows the SIMD-0437 rent cut.
Yes, you can change a Solana token's name, symbol and logo after launch while the update authority is not revoked and the metadata is not locked. The description, links and tags can change too. Supply and decimals stay the same; to add supply, mint more Solana tokens.
Only the wallet that holds the token's update authority can update its metadata. If the update authority is revoked or the metadata is locked, nobody can change the Solana token metadata. A token with no metadata yet is the one exception: its mint authority wallet can add metadata.
Enter your website, X, Telegram and Discord links in the link fields of the Tokenry tool on this page, then run an update. The links go into the token's metadata file. The Metaplex fungible token standard defines name, symbol, description and image, but no link fields, so each wallet or site decides whether to show them.
Tokenry is non-custodial: you sign the update in your own wallet, and Tokenry never holds your keys. Before your wallet asks you to sign, Tokenry checks the transaction. If the transaction fails on chain, nothing changes and no Tokenry fee is taken, though the network fee can still be spent.
Paste the token's mint address into the tool on this page and read the "Current metadata" panel. The panel shows the logo, name, symbol and links. It also shows the update authority wallet, where the metadata is stored, and whether it is editable or locked. Nothing is charged until you approve an update.
Yes. For Token-2022 metadata stored on the mint, the spl-token CLI changes one field per command, for example `spl-token update-metadata <mint> name NewName`. You pay no Tokenry fee, only the network fee, plus a little extra rent when a field gets longer. A new logo or new links mean uploading and linking a new metadata file yourself.
The details
On Tokenry, each Solana token metadata update has a 0.05 SOL Tokenry fee.
The network fee is about 0.000005 SOL. Tokenry adds no priority fee.
Turning on the permanent "Lock metadata" adds 0.05 SOL, so the Tokenry total is 0.1 SOL.
On Token-2022 metadata stored on the mint, a longer name, symbol or link makes the mint account bigger. Your wallet then adds a small amount of SOL for the account's rent. That SOL stays in the mint account.
On Solana, a token's metadata holds its name, symbol and a metadata URI, the link to its metadata file. The logo, description and links live in that file.
Tokenry's tool can update SPL token metadata stored in either of 2 places, on classic SPL and Token-2022 tokens. The first is a Metaplex metadata account linked to the mint, which both kinds of token can use. The second, on Token-2022 only, is the mint itself, with the metadata pointer set to the mint (Token-2022 metadata pointer and metadata extensions).
On Metaplex, royalties, creators and collection stay as they are. On Token-2022, custom fields stay, and a name, symbol or link can grow longer.
Each Tokenry update writes a new metadata file for your Solana token, a JSON file stored on Arweave. The token's metadata URI then points at the new file. A new logo you upload is stored on Arweave too, at no extra cost.
If the current metadata file cannot be read, Tokenry tells you before the update, and you add the logo, description and links again.
The name takes up to 32 characters and the symbol up to 10. Accented letters count as 2, and emoji are not accepted. The description takes up to 500 characters, with up to 5 tags, and the logo can be PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG.
If a Solana token has no metadata, its mint authority wallet can add it, on classic SPL and Token-2022 mints. Tokenry creates a Metaplex metadata account for the existing mint, and the mint authority wallet becomes the update authority. Add metadata before you revoke mint authority.
You pay the same Tokenry fee as an update, plus Metaplex's one-time 0.01 SOL create fee to the Metaplex program (Metaplex protocol fees). After SIMD-0437 cut rent, the new metadata account holds about 0.0037 SOL in rent. With the network fee, the total is about 0.064 SOL.
With "Lock metadata" on, the new metadata is created locked, and the lock is permanent. The total is then about 0.114 SOL.
To lock Solana token metadata, turn on the "Lock metadata" switch before the review. The lock adds 0.05 SOL and is permanent: nobody can edit the metadata after this update.
On Token-2022, one condition applies. If another wallet holds the metadata pointer authority, the lock cannot clear it, and that wallet can still point the token at other metadata. The review warns you before you sign when this applies.
Lock once the name, logo and links are final, or revoke update authority on its own to lock without an update. At token creation, the Solana token creator can revoke update authority with no extra Tokenry fee.
Wallets and explorers that read Solana on-chain metadata show the update once they refresh.
Some apps keep their own copy of token details and are updated through their own forms. A token verified on Jupiter needs an update request on Jupiter's verified token site (Jupiter token metadata updates). DEX Screener takes token info from external token lists such as CoinGecko's, or from its paid Enhanced Token Info (DEX Screener token listing). Solscan changes the logo and social links it shows through its own request form (Solscan token details).