Mint Solana Tokens
Increase your token supply securely — supports SPL & Token-2022 standards with mint authority
What is Token Minting?
Minting creates new tokens and adds them to your token's total supply. This can only be done if the token has an active mint authority.
By default, newly minted tokens are sent to your connected wallet. You can also specify a different recipient address, such as a treasury or partner wallet.
💡 Test on Devnet First
Switch to Devnet mode to safely test the minting process before using real funds on Mainnet. Note: You'll need to create a Devnet version of your token—Mainnet tokens don't exist on Devnet.
Important Notes
- Only tokens with active mint authority can be minted
- Minting increases the total circulating supply
- Transaction fees are paid in SOL
- Some tokens may have maximum supply limits
- Non-custodial: your keys never leave your wallet
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Frequently Asked Questions
Token minting is the process of creating new tokens and adding them to the existing total supply of a cryptocurrency.
This tool allows the wallet holding the mint authority to generate additional tokens after the initial token creation. The newly minted tokens increase the total circulating supply.
Only the wallet that holds the Mint Authority for a specific token can mint more of it.
If you revoked or transferred the mint authority after creating your token, you will no longer be able to increase its supply.
Yes. You can switch to Devnet mode to test the minting process safely before using real funds.
Important: Devnet is a separate test environment with no real financial value—you must create a Devnet version of your token to test with. Mainnet tokens do not exist on Devnet. After testing, switch back to Mainnet to mint real tokens.
There are several practical reasons to increase your token supply:
- Staking Rewards: Distributing rewards to users who stake your token.
- Community Airdrops: Running promotional events or rewarding loyal community members.
- Expanding Supply: Gradually increasing supply as your project grows and gains more users.
- Treasury Management: Adding funds to your project treasury for development or marketing.
Tip: Always communicate supply changes transparently to your community. Unexpected minting can damage trust and affect token value.
By default, newly minted tokens are sent to your connected wallet (the minter's wallet).
However, you can specify a different recipient address in the optional field—for example, a treasury wallet, a staking contract, or a partner's address.
DEXArea charges a platform fee of 0.06 SOL per minting transaction, in addition to standard Solana network fees (which are typically very low).
How to Mint Solana Tokens - Complete Tutorial
Learn how to increase your token supply step by step. This guide covers wallet connection, token selection, and transaction confirmation for both SPL and Token-2022 tokens.
What Does This Minting Tool Do?
DEXArea's Token Minting Tool lets you increase your token's total supply with a simple, no-code interface. Whether you need to distribute staking rewards, run an airdrop campaign, or expand your treasury, this tool makes the process fast and straightforward.
DEXArea is a Solana token toolkit used by thousands of creators to manage SPL and Token-2022 tokens.
The tool supports both SPL tokens and Token-2022 tokens, giving you full control over how many tokens to mint and where to send them.
When Should You Mint More Tokens?
Staking rewards: Mint tokens to reward users who stake with your protocol.
Airdrops and promotions: Distribute tokens to community members, early supporters, or marketing partners.
Treasury and operations: Add to your project treasury for development, marketing, or liquidity provisions.
Growth and scaling: Increase supply as your project gains traction and requires more tokens in circulation.
Best practice: Always communicate supply changes transparently to your community. Unexpected minting can erode trust and negatively impact token value.
How to Mint Tokens (Step by Step)
1. Connect your wallet — Use a wallet that holds the mint authority for your token (e.g., Phantom, Solflare).
2. Select your token — Choose the token you want to mint more of from your wallet's list.
3. Enter the amount — Specify how many tokens to create. The amount is in whole tokens (decimals are handled automatically).
4. Set the recipient (optional) — By default, tokens go to your connected wallet. You can specify a different address if needed.
5. Confirm and sign — Review the transaction details and approve it in your wallet.
After minting, you might also want to burn tokens to reduce supply, send tokens to multiple addresses, or take a snapshot of token holders. Need to create a brand new token? Use our Solana token creator.
This tool is for technical token management only. It does not provide financial or investment advice.