Docs & FAQ

Practical guides for token creation, authorities, fees, and liquidity on Solana.

Current network: Solana Mainnet

Mainnet transactions use real SOL and tokens. Review every transaction and fee before signing.

Guides

01 / GUIDE

Create a token

Set up a token from your connected wallet and review the transaction before signing.

Connect a Solana wallet you control. Malty Mint will never ask for your recovery phrase or private key.
Check the network shown in the workspace and in your wallet before proceeding.
Enter the token name, symbol, initial supply and decimals, then upload the logo and add the description.
Review the service fee and estimated network costs. Approve the transaction in your wallet and wait for confirmation.
Use the transaction link to verify the mint and metadata on Solana Explorer.

02 / GUIDE

Authorities and metadata

Token authorities are on-chain permissions. Check which ones remain active before sharing your token.

Mint authority can create more tokens. If it is revoked, no more tokens can be minted.
Freeze authority can freeze token accounts. Revoking it removes that capability.
Metadata update authority can change supported token metadata while it remains active and the metadata is mutable.
Revoking an authority or locking mutable metadata is permanent. Review the wallet transaction carefully before signing.

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Fees and payments

The total cost can include more than one fee. The review screen and your wallet are the final source for the current amount.

Malty Mint service fees are displayed before you approve the action.
Solana network fees are separate and may be charged by the network for a submitted transaction, including some failed transactions.
Some actions create on-chain accounts and require rent-exempt SOL. The amount depends on the accounts and token program involved.
Raydium pool creation costs are separate from the Malty Mint service fee and are shown in the transaction review.
A MALTY payment or discount is available only when the checkout explicitly shows that option as enabled.

04 / GUIDE

Create and manage liquidity

A liquidity pool pairs SOL with your token so that swaps can trade against the pool.

For a new pool, your deposit amounts set its initial ratio. For an existing pool, Raydium uses the current pool ratio.
The app shows estimates from current pool reserves. Pool balances and prices can change before a transaction confirms.
LP tokens represent your share of the pool. Malty Mint sends them to your connected wallet and does not lock them.
You can add liquidity or withdraw part or all of your LP position. The actual assets returned depend on the pool when the transaction executes.
Pool liquidity does not guarantee a token price, trading volume, buyers, or exchange listings.

Frequently asked questions

Which Solana network does this release use?

Malty Mint is configured for Solana Mainnet. Transactions use real SOL and tokens. Confirm the network shown in your wallet before signing.

Does Malty Mint hold my wallet, tokens, or LP tokens?

Transactions are approved by your connected wallet. Malty Mint does not ask for your recovery phrase or private key. LP tokens from pool creation are sent to your wallet and are not locked by Malty Mint.

Can I change my token name or logo after creating it?

Changes depend on the token metadata authority and whether the metadata is still mutable. If metadata has been locked or its update authority removed, it cannot be changed through that authority.

Can I mint more tokens later?

Only while the mint authority is active. Revoking it permanently prevents further minting.

What fees will I pay?

The review shows the Malty Mint service fee. Your wallet shows the Solana network fee. Account rent and Raydium pool creation costs may also apply; check the review and wallet before signing.

Can I pay in MALTY or receive a discount?

Only if the checkout explicitly shows the MALTY option as enabled for that action and network. If it is not available in checkout, no MALTY discount is applied.

Are liquidity estimates guaranteed?

No. They are estimates based on the pool reserves available when the page loads. Reserves can change before confirmation, so review the final wallet transaction.

Can I withdraw my liquidity whenever I want?

You can request a withdrawal for LP tokens held by your wallet. The returned SOL and tokens depend on the pool reserves at execution, and the transaction may have service and network fees.

Does Malty Mint guarantee a price, buyers, or an exchange listing?

No. Creating a token or liquidity pool does not guarantee a market price, trading activity, buyers, or a listing on any exchange.

What should I do if a transaction is pending or fails?

Open the transaction on Solana Explorer and check its status before submitting again. A transaction that was submitted and failed may still incur a network fee. If the issue continues, contact the MALTY community and include the transaction signature; never share your recovery phrase.