Question 1

Do I need coding experience to create a Solana token with Solfortune?

Accepted Answer

No. Solfortune is a fully no-code platform. Connect your Solana wallet (Phantom or Solflare), fill in your token details like name, symbol, and supply, and click deploy. Your token is created on-chain in under 60 seconds.

Question 2

What is the cost to create a Solana token?

Accepted Answer

The base fee for creating a token starts at 0.2 SOL. Additional features like authority revocation, creator info, and social links have optional fees. You also need a small amount of SOL for Solana network transaction fees.

Question 3

Which Solana token standard does Solfortune use?

Accepted Answer

Solfortune creates tokens using the Token-2022 standard, which is the latest Solana SPL token program with advanced features like transfer fees, permanent delegates, and confidential transfers.

Question 4

Can I add a liquidity pool after creating my token?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Solfortune integrates directly with Raydium CPMM (Constant Product Market Maker). After deploying your token, you can create a liquidity pool with custom SOL/token ratios and fee tiers.

Question 5

Which Solana wallets are supported?

Accepted Answer

Solfortune supports Phantom and Solflare wallets via the Jupiter wallet adapter. Mobile users are automatically redirected to their wallet's deeplink.

Question 6

Can I clone an existing Solana token?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Solfortune includes a Token Cloner feature. Enter any token's contract address, and the platform fetches its metadata from DexScreener and on-chain data to create a perfect clone.

Question 7

Is my token metadata stored permanently?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Token metadata and logos are uploaded to IPFS via a dual storage system (self-hosted Dokploy node + Filebase fallback), ensuring permanent, decentralized availability.

Question 8

Does Solfortune work on Solana mainnet and devnet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The platform supports both Solana mainnet and devnet. Admins can switch the network mode, and whitelisted wallets can test on devnet before deploying to mainnet.