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Launch a Token-2022 mint with modern extensions — transfer fees, soulbound tokens — plus the same authority controls as SPL.
Token-2022 is Solana’s newer token standard, and this tool lets you launch one without writing any code. It works like a regular SPL token but with optional extensions built into the mint itself — a fee on every transfer, or soulbound tokens that can never leave the wallet they land in. Fill in a form, pick your extensions, and sign one transaction.
Because extensions lock in at creation, the transaction you approve here can never be revised — so review it closely. Dexmint’s servers assemble it and itemise every fee, but your keys and funds stay yours: nothing is minted until you sign from your own wallet.
Any Wallet Standard wallet works. Extension choices are final, so a free Devnet rehearsal pays off more here than anywhere else — switch to Mainnet once the setup is proven.
Enter the name, symbol, decimals, and total supply, then upload a square logo with an optional description and socials. We pin everything to IPFS for wallets and explorers.
Transfer Fee charges a percentage on every transfer — you set the rate and a per-transfer cap. Non-Transferable makes the token soulbound. Choose carefully: extensions are locked in at creation.
You can give up further minting, drop the freeze power, or lock the metadata for good — each as permanent as the extensions, and each a trust signal screeners check.
Every cost is itemised in SOL before you approve anything: a flat base fee plus each extension and add-on. Sign, and your mint address and explorer link appear within seconds.
Token-2022 (also called Token Extensions) is the successor to the original SPL token program. With classic SPL, a feature like a transfer tax needed its own smart contract; Token-2022 builds it into the token itself. The headline extensions here are Transfer Fee — a percentage withheld from every transfer, collectable to your wallet — and Non-Transferable, which makes tokens soulbound. The form offers a few more extensions, each explained in plain language.
Extensions cannot be added or removed after creation. Launch without a transfer fee and you can never add one; launch soulbound and that is forever. The form blocks combinations that make no sense — a soulbound token can’t charge a transfer fee — and flags extensions that grant centralized control, because experienced buyers look for exactly those. If you’re unsure, try it on Devnet first for free.
Token-2022 is fully supported by Solana and the major explorers, but some wallets, DEXs, and tools still handle it partially or not at all, and a transfer fee can complicate trading integrations. If maximum compatibility matters more than extensions, the classic SPL creator is the safer pick; otherwise, test on the platforms your holders will actually use before going to Mainnet.
Use Token-2022 when you need an extension, like a transfer fee or soulbound tokens. For a normal tradable token, classic SPL works everywhere and is the safer default.
No. Extensions are fixed the moment the mint is created — changing them means launching a new token. Decide up front, and use Devnet to experiment for free.
You set a rate in basis points (100 = 1%) and a cap per transfer. Solana withholds it automatically on every transfer, and the fees can be withdrawn to your wallet.
A token that can never be transferred once it reaches a wallet — good for memberships, achievements, and credentials. The holder can still burn it.
Not yet — support is broad and growing, but still partial in places. Check the platforms your holders will use, ideally with a free Devnet test first.