Question 1

How much does it cost to create a Solana token with SoulMinter?

Accepted Answer

Two flat tiers, no drip pricing. Standard is 0.2 SOL flat — custom mint address, on-chain social metadata, Token-2022 support, and authority revocation included. Pro is 0.3 SOL flat for developers who need advanced Token-2022 mint-time options. No add-on charges. No percentage of supply taken. You pay the tier fee once, on success.

Question 2

Should I pick Standard (0.2 SOL) or Pro (0.3 SOL)?

Accepted Answer

Pick Standard if you're launching a memecoin, community token, NFT utility token, or brand asset and your token doesn't need protocol-level rules at the mint. Roughly four out of five launches fit Standard. Pick Pro if you specifically need transfer fees, interest-bearing balances, or other Token-2022 settings that can only be configured at mint time.

Question 3

What is Token-2022 and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

Token-2022 is the upgraded SPL token standard on Solana. It adds native on-chain extensions (transfer fees, metadata pointer, interest-bearing balances, and more) directly at the protocol level. SoulMinter mints Token-2022 tokens by default on both Standard and Pro, so your project ships on the current standard.

Question 4

Is SoulMinter safe? Do you hold my private keys?

Accepted Answer

No. SoulMinter is a non-custodial software tool. Every transaction is built in your browser and signed locally by your wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and any other Solana wallet). We never see, store, or transmit your private keys, seed phrase, or signed transaction material. We never hold your SOL or any token you create.

Question 5

Who operates SoulMinter?

Accepted Answer

SoulMinter is operated by ROTH MATE EV, a Hungarian sole proprietorship (egyéni vállalkozó), tax number 91818627-1-28, based in the European Union. We are a software tool — not a crypto-asset service provider (CASP) under MiCA. We do not issue, hold, exchange, or recommend any token. See our Disclaimer for the full disclosure.

Question 6

Do I need coding experience to launch a token?

Accepted Answer

No. The full flow is point-and-click: connect a Solana wallet, fill in name, ticker, supply, decimals, and socials, then sign one transaction. No CLI, no Rust, no Anchor — and the on-chain result is the same object a developer would produce manually.

Question 7

Can I revoke the mint and freeze authorities?

Accepted Answer

Yes — both included in the 0.2 SOL Standard fee and the 0.3 SOL Pro fee. Revoking authorities is the standard way to prove a token's supply is fixed and that holders cannot be frozen. You can revoke during creation or later from the Manage Token dashboard.

Question 8

How long does minting take?

Accepted Answer

About 30 seconds end to end on Solana mainnet. Custom mint address generation (vanity prefix) takes a few extra seconds depending on prefix length. You will see live progress while the address is being searched.

Question 9

What is a custom mint address and why use one?

Accepted Answer

Every SPL token has a unique mint address — the public identifier holders see in their wallets and on explorers. A custom mint address starts with letters you choose (for example, your ticker), which makes your token easier to recognize. Most platforms charge extra for this; SoulMinter includes it on both tiers.