Token authority settings can sometimes be changed after creation if the connected wallet still controls the relevant authority.
ForgeMyToken Fix supports selected authority actions for compatible Solana tokens.
First review the token
Before changing anything, inspect the mint address.
Determine:
- Whether Mint Authority is active.
- Whether Freeze Authority is active.
- Which wallet controls the authority.
- Whether the connected wallet is authorized to make the change.
Revoking Mint Authority
Mint Authority controls creation of additional token supply.
If your project is designed to have permanently fixed supply, you may decide to revoke it.
After revocation, you should assume the ability to mint additional supply through that authority is permanently gone.
Revoking Freeze Authority
Freeze Authority is a separate setting.
Revoking it permanently removes that authority's ability to perform supported freeze operations.
Can both be revoked?
If the connected wallet controls both authorities, a supported workflow may allow both to be revoked.
Before doing that, make sure your application will not require either authority later.
Why might a Fix fail?
A transaction may fail or be unavailable when:
- The authority is already revoked.
- Another wallet controls the authority.
- The token configuration is unsupported.
- The connected wallet is incorrect.
- The transaction is rejected by the wallet.
- Blockchain or RPC conditions prevent successful confirmation.
Permanent means permanent
Authority changes should not be treated like ordinary website settings.
They are blockchain changes.
Read the requested action carefully and inspect the transaction in your wallet before signing.
ForgeMyToken does not need your seed phrase or private key to prepare these supported actions. Authorization remains inside the connected wallet.