Revoke Freeze Authority
Revoke freeze authority permanently to remove freeze control and build trust with your community for SPL and Token-2022 tokens.
How it works
Connect wallet
Link your Solana wallet to begin
Select token
You must be the current Freeze Authority
Review & confirm
Check warnings, then sign the transaction
About Revoke Freeze Authority
Freeze authority lets the holder block transfers to or from any account. Removing it permanently prevents freezing and demonstrates decentralization. This sends a SetAuthority instruction (freezeAuthority → None). Verify on Explorer: Mint → Freeze Authority field.
💡 Test on Devnet
Switch to Devnet mode to test safely. Devnet uses separate tokens from Mainnet, so your token must exist on Devnet to test there.
Security & Non-custodial
Non-custodial: We never store private keys.
You sign the transaction in your wallet.
We can't move your funds.
Important Notes
- Revoking is permanent and cannot be undone
- You will permanently lose the ability to freeze
- This action builds trust with your community
- Only the current authority can perform this action
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Frequently Asked Questions
Freeze authority is a Solana token permission that lets a designated wallet freeze any account holding that token. Frozen accounts cannot send or receive tokens until unfrozen. This authority is set during token creation via the SPL Token program.
Removing this control signals trust and decentralization. It guarantees:
- No entity can block transactions by freezing accounts
- The token becomes truly permissionless
- Long-term commitment to fairness and security
Recommended for community-focused projects.
This action uses the SPL Token SetAuthority instruction to set the mint's freezeAuthority field to None. The transaction is signed by your wallet (the current freeze authority). After confirmation, the freeze authority field on the mint becomes null permanently. You can verify this on Solana Explorer by checking the "Freeze Authority" field on the mint page.
No. This is permanent and irreversible. Once the freeze authority is set to None, it cannot be reassigned. No one, including the original creator, can freeze accounts after revocation.
If any token accounts are frozen before revocation, they remain frozen permanently. Revocation removes the ability to unfreeze them. Unfreeze all accounts before proceeding. Use our unfreeze tool if needed.
Only the wallet address that currently holds the freeze authority. The authority is checked on-chain before the transaction executes. If it was transferred, the new holder must perform the revocation.
How to Revoke Freeze Authority - Video Tutorial
Watch this tutorial to learn how to revoke freeze authority for your Solana tokens. See how to permanently remove freeze control and build community trust.
Understanding Freeze Authority Revocation
This tool permanently removes freeze control from Solana tokens. Once revoked, no one can freeze or unfreeze accounts for the token. Supports both SPL and Token-2022 programs on mainnet and devnet.
Benefits
- Build trust by removing centralized control over user accounts
- Demonstrate true decentralization to your community
- Provide users confidence their tokens can't be frozen
- Signal long-term commitment to fairness and security
- Increase token attractiveness to investors and holders
Critical: Check frozen accounts first
If any token accounts are currently frozen, revoking freeze authority will prevent unfreezing forever. Those accounts will remain permanently frozen.
Unfreeze accounts firstCommon Errors
Not current freeze authority
Your wallet must hold the freeze authority. Check the token's freeze authority address on Solana Explorer.
Wrong network
Ensure you're on the correct network (Mainnet vs Devnet). The token must exist on the selected network.
Token program mismatch
Token uses an unexpected program. This tool supports standard SPL Token and Token-2022 programs.
Wallet rejected signature / insufficient SOL
Ensure you have enough SOL for fees (0.05 SOL platform fee + network fee). Approve the transaction in your wallet.
Related Actions
For full decentralization, consider also revoking mint authority or making the token immutable. Creating a new token? Use our token creator to set it up without freeze authority from the start.