Need help? View the full Solana Standard Token Creator tutorial, or contact us.
Solana standard token is a digital asset issued on Solana that follows the SPL standard. It is widely supported by mainstream wallets and decentralized exchanges.
No. You only need to fill in basic information such as the token name, symbol, decimals, and total supply, and the token can be created within 1 minute.
Yes. CiaoTool uses a fully front-end signing mechanism, meaning your private keys are never uploaded or stored on any server. All transactions are signed locally in your browser, ensuring that the platform cannot access or obtain your private keys. Learn more about how CiaoTool protects your funds: "Wallet Security Guide" .
Creating a standard token costs only 0.075 SOL, which is lower than the typical market range of 0.1–0.3 SOL. In addition, a small Solana network gas fee is required. All fees will be clearly displayed before confirmation.
Whether you can modify the token depends on whether you retain the relevant permissions during creation. If the permissions are not revoked, you can make changes. Once revoked, the token information can no longer be modified.
Yes. After creation, you can create a liquidity pool on Raydium and trade your token on decentralized exchanges that support Solana.
Yes. The token will be sent directly to your wallet after creation and can be used for transfers, distribution, or liquidity operations.
If certain permissions are not revoked, the token may be flagged as a risk token by some wallets or platforms. This is a normal warning mechanism, and it is recommended to configure permissions based on your project needs.
Need help? View the full Solana Standard Token Creator tutorial, or contact us.
Solana standard token is a digital asset issued on Solana that follows the SPL standard. It is widely supported by mainstream wallets and decentralized exchanges.
No. You only need to fill in basic information such as the token name, symbol, decimals, and total supply, and the token can be created within 1 minute.
Yes. CiaoTool uses a fully front-end signing mechanism, meaning your private keys are never uploaded or stored on any server. All transactions are signed locally in your browser, ensuring that the platform cannot access or obtain your private keys. Learn more about how CiaoTool protects your funds: "Wallet Security Guide" .
Creating a standard token costs only 0.075 SOL, which is lower than the typical market range of 0.1–0.3 SOL. In addition, a small Solana network gas fee is required. All fees will be clearly displayed before confirmation.
Whether you can modify the token depends on whether you retain the relevant permissions during creation. If the permissions are not revoked, you can make changes. Once revoked, the token information can no longer be modified.
Yes. After creation, you can create a liquidity pool on Raydium and trade your token on decentralized exchanges that support Solana.
Yes. The token will be sent directly to your wallet after creation and can be used for transfers, distribution, or liquidity operations.
If certain permissions are not revoked, the token may be flagged as a risk token by some wallets or platforms. This is a normal warning mechanism, and it is recommended to configure permissions based on your project needs.