Solana Token Launch Checklist
Everything still outstanding before you launch, checked on-chain, each with the tool that fixes it.
Common questions
How is this different from the Rug Check?
Same facts, different question. The Rug Check answers a buyer's question: should I trust this token. This answers the creator's: what have I not finished. That is why every item here links to the tool that fixes it, and why it includes things a buyer would not care about, like whether your logo actually loads.
Do I have to complete everything on the list?
No. It is a checklist, not a rulebook. Some tokens keep a mint authority on purpose because they have a published emissions schedule, and plenty launch before seeding liquidity. What the list is for is making sure anything still outstanding is a decision you made rather than something you forgot.
Why do some items say unknown instead of passing or failing?
Because we genuinely could not read them, and guessing either way would be worse. On testnet there is no real liquidity to look up. A metadata document can be unreadable from a browser for reasons that do not affect wallets at all. Those items are excluded from the count rather than held against you.
It says one wallet holds almost all the supply. Is that bad?
Not necessarily, and the tool says so. The largest holder of a perfectly healthy token is very often the liquidity pool itself, which is exactly where those tokens are meant to be. We cannot reliably tell a pool from a person's wallet, so this is raised as something to look at rather than as a failure.
Can I run this on a token I did not create?
Yes, and it will tell you the same things. The fixes will not work, though: revoking an authority or changing metadata needs the wallet that holds the relevant authority, and that is not you.
Does a full checklist mean my launch will go well?
No. It means the technical groundwork is in place and a careful buyer will not find an obvious problem. Whether anyone wants your token is a completely different question, and no tool on this site can answer it.
What this checks
Read straight from the chain: both authorities, name, symbol and logo, transfer tax if any, whether a pool exists and how much LP is burned, and whether one address holds nearly everything. Anything unreadable, like liquidity on testnet, is left out of the count, not failed. A full list means no obvious red flags, not that the token will sell.
Related tools
- The same facts as a buyer sees them: Rug Checker.
- Diagnose a missing logo in detail: Logo & Metadata Check.
- Haven't made the token yet? Create a Solana Token can revoke both authorities as part of the launch.