Frequently Asked Questions

Token Studio is an all-in-one Solana asset control surface, multi-wallet portfolio tracker, NFT lifecycle management engine, and execution suite for mobile (Android & Solana Mobile Seeker) and web.

Because like Photoshop gives digital artists granular control over every pixel and layer, Token Studio gives Solana users precision control over every token, NFT, stake, metadata field, and rent account in their wallet.

Token Studio is a control surface and portfolio manager that connects to your existing wallets (Seed Vault, Phantom, Solflare) to manage and execute operations on your assets.

Token Studio is available natively on the Solana Mobile Seeker via the Solana dApp Store (com.tokenstudio.app) and Google Play (com.tokenstudio.dev), the web-app is still in developement.

I'm a Technical 3D Artist and Solana developer. I built Token Studio to solve real-world limitations I encountered in existing Solana asset management utilities.

Portfolio tracking, Wallet Health, read-only exploration, custom-amount sends, staking, and several account controls have no Token Studio service fee. Batch cleanup, wallet transfer, swaps, history conveniences, and NFT operations may carry the fees listed on the service fees page.

Token Studio currently operates without a native token, focusing entirely on providing best-in-class utility software for the Solana ecosystem. Advanced features are unlocked through the Official NFT Collection.

Explorers only view data. Token Studio allows you to execute batch actions (burning, editing, transferring, delegating, staking, and reclaiming SOL rent) directly from a unified interface.

Token Studio Burner cleans mixed Legacy NFTs, Metaplex Core assets, compressed NFTs, fungible tokens, and empty token accounts. It estimates recoverable SOL and fees before dividing the work into 4,096-byte Solana V1 transactions.

It handles multiple Solana asset standards in one selection, orders dependent NFT burns to improve eligible rent recovery, and fits compatible work into fewer wallet approvals.

Token Studio charges 0.8% of estimated SOL recovery for Burn and Trim, capped at 0.01 SOL per transaction. Compressed NFT burns add a small fixed fee. Compare the exact current amounts on the service fees page, or review the decoded transactions in our Sol Incinerator alternative comparison.

Token Studio's Burn, Trim, and Batch Transfer workflows can fit more compatible accounts and instructions into each transaction. Large jobs therefore require fewer separate transactions and fewer wallet approval prompts.

SOL Rent is a small amount of SOL (usually ~0.002 SOL per account) deposited on-chain to keep data storage active. When an account or empty token balance is closed/burned, that SOL rent can be refunded.

The amount depends on the accounts selected and their current Solana rent requirements. Token Studio calculates an estimate for the selected cleanup before the wallet signs.

Yes. Token Studio features high-speed Merkle Tree proof fetching to burn cNFTs in large batches seamlessly.

Yes. Token Studio fully supports the Metaplex Core standard for single and batch burning.

Yes. Token Studio supports burning Token-2022 tokens, including tokens with transfer hooks or custom extensions.

Yes. Burning destroys the token or NFT on-chain and closes the associated account, refunding the SOL rent.

It is a real-time diagnostic engine that evaluates 14 distinct on-chain signals to calculate a comprehensive health, security, and rent efficiency score for your wallet.

It calculates the exact ratio of staked SOL to liquid SOL (stakedSol / totalSol * 100) to reward active yield delegation over idle liquid balances.

It audits the weighted average commission fee across your staked validators, penalizing 100% commission rates or delinquent validators that produce zero rewards.

It calculates a Risk-Adjusted Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) measuring liquidity-to-market-cap depth ratios to penalize heavy allocation in volatile, fragile tokens (with a 30% allowance for stablecoins like USDC/USDT/PYUSD).

It computes the weighted average of Jupiter organicScore values across your portfolio tokens to measure genuine asset liquidity versus low-tier or pump-and-dump coins.

It identifies zero-balance SPL token accounts holding locked SOL rent (~0.00203928 SOL per account) that can be closed for an instant SOL refund.

It flags dead or abandoned tokens whose total USD portfolio value is lower than the SOL rent cost (~0.00203928 SOL) required to maintain the token account.

It evaluates total SOL rent recoverable by burning dead tokens, mapped exponentially against total wallet net worth.

It evaluates portfolio safety based on Jupiter verification tags weighted by USD value.

It calculates your exit ratio, penalizing tokens where your bag represents a major percentage of thin liquidity pools where selling would trigger catastrophic slippage.

It audits active SPL token delegates and foreign Core/NFT plugin delegates (FreezeDelegate, TransferDelegate, BurnDelegate) that expose assets to drain risks.

It audits priced NFTs against verified collections or manual authentication to filter fake or unverified floor price inflation.

It scans asset names, URIs, and descriptions for scam/phishing keywords to measure scam targeting.

It identifies NFTs with hard technical metadata issues, including corrupted URIs, failed fetches, missing images, missing names, or media used as JSON metadata.

It evaluates your wallet's funding timestamp relative to the Solana Genesis block (March 16, 2020) using an inverted square root curve to measure on-chain history maturity.

Yes. Token Studio allows creators and asset owners to update mutable NFT metadata, image URIs, and attributes where authority permits.

Yes. Token Studio includes printing logic for legacy Metaplex Master Editions.

Yes. Token Studio can batch transfer Legacy, Core, compressed NFTs and SPL tokens in batches to a new wallet address.

Yes. If your wallet holds Freeze Authority over a token or collection, you can execute freeze/thaw commands directly.

Yes. You can grant or revoke approval delegates for specific assets directly inside the app.

Yes. Token Studio renders high-definition image viewports, and animations.

No, not yet.

It fetches live concurrent Merkle proofs directly from RPC nodes to construct valid compression proof transactions.

Yes! Token Studio includes asset foundry capabilities for minting and deploying single assets and collection structures.

Token Studio flags the asset under the broken_nft_metadata signal and attempts fallback IPFS/Arweave gateway resolution.

Token-2022 is Solana's upgraded token program introducing extensions like transfer fees, interest calculation, confidential transfers, and transfer hooks.

Yes. Token Studio resolves transfer hook extra accounts automatically when transferring or managing Token-2022 assets.

Yes. Metaplex Core is a lightweight, single-account NFT standard on Solana, fully supported by Token Studio.

cTokens use Solana state compression to hold token balances at a fraction of the traditional account rent cost.

Yes. Token Studio supports viewing and decompressing cTokens.

cNFTs store NFT data inside Merkle trees using the Bubblegum program, lowering minting costs by up to 99%.

Yes. Token Studio closes both Legacy SPL and Token-2022 empty accounts.

Yes. Domain names are recognized and displayed natively across user profiles.

By cross-referencing Metaplex Certified Collections (MCC) and verified creator signing addresses on-chain.

Address lookup tables (LUTs) are on-chain accounts that store up to 256 addresses. By referencing a LUT instead of listing every address individually (essentially like a shortcut), developers can compress transaction sizes, bypassing Solana's strict transaction size limits to enable complex, multi-account operations.

A single Address Lookup Table can hold a maximum of 256 addresses.

Traditional Solana transactions have tight serialized-size and account limits. LUTs replace repeated 32-byte public keys with compact indexes, allowing compatible versioned transactions to reference more accounts for work such as multi-hop swaps.

No, LUTs require Solana's Versioned Transactions (v0). Legacy transactions do not support them.

Yes, after extending a LUT with new addresses, you must wait at least one slot before those new addresses can be referenced in a transaction.

There is no centralized public list of LUTs provided by the network. Developers typically manage their own tables for specific dApps, or rely on ones provided by major protocols like Jupiter.

If your wallet is the authority of a LUT, you have the right to deactivate and close it. Token Studio allows you to easily discover wallet-owned LUTs and batch deactivate or close them seamlessly.

Deactivating a LUT carries risks. If a dApp, program, or automation script actively relies on your LUT to construct transactions, deactivating it may cause those transactions to fail. You should only deactivate LUTs if you know what they are used for, or if you are fully cleaning up an old wallet.

Closing a LUT permanently deletes it from the blockchain, which frees up storage and refunds the SOL rent that was required to maintain the account.

In Token Studio, you can inspect all on-chain properties of a LUT, including every address it contains. However, the Solana blockchain does not explicitly record which program created or uses it. As a helpful exception, Token Studio’s own internal LUTs can be identified by their first address, which is a vanity address starting with studio111111111111....

Once a LUT is deactivated, there is a mandatory cooldown period of exactly 512 slots (typically a few minutes) before the network allows you to permanently close the account and recover the rent.

Think of a Merkle Tree like a family tree of digital fingerprints. At the bottom, every piece of data (like an NFT) is turned into a unique fingerprint. These fingerprints are paired up and combined repeatedly until you reach the very top, resulting in one single master fingerprint called the Merkle Root. On Solana, the network only stores this single root on-chain, while the actual data is kept off-chain by indexers. This allows millions of assets to be securely verified without paying the massive on-chain rent costs for each one.

A Merkle Proof is a piece of mathematical evidence used to verify that your specific asset exists inside the tree. Instead of downloading or checking every single item, you only need the specific "path" of fingerprints that connects your asset to the master Merkle Root. The network checks your proof against the on-chain root, and if they match, your transaction is securely approved.

You can easily create your own Merkle Trees directly within Token Studio. The platform supports creating both V1 and V2 Merkle Trees, complete with custom sizing parameters depending on how many assets you plan to mint.

The cost varies drastically depending on the parameters you choose (specifically the max depth and max buffer size, which determine how many assets the tree can hold and how many concurrent updates it supports). The cheapest, smallest trees can cost around 0.2 SOL, while massive trees capable of holding millions of assets can cost several SOL to deploy.

No, you currently cannot close a Merkle Tree to recover the SOL rent. Because a Merkle Tree permanently secures the cryptographic proofs for all assets inside it, destroying the tree would invalidate the assets it holds. The SPL Account Compression program intentionally prevents closing these accounts to protect the integrity of the compressed data.

A public Merkle Tree allows anyone (any wallet or program) to append data or mint compressed assets to it. A private Merkle Tree restricts access so that only the designated authority (usually the creator) can mint or append data, ensuring strict control over the collection.

Yes. You can delegate SOL to high-performance validators directly inside the app.

Token Studio displays as much information as possible about each validator, including uptime, commissions, location, validator version, and more.

Yes. Token Studio provides SKR staking integration for Seeker device owners.

Yes. Token Studio tracks JUP governance staking positions.

Select your stake account in Token Studio and execute the Deactivate instruction; SOL becomes withdrawable after epoch cooldown.

Once an epoch completes after deactivation, use Token Studio to withdraw 100% of the SOL back to your main address.

No. Staked SOL can be deactivated at any time and withdrawn after the current epoch finishes (~2-3 days).

Yes. Native staking delegates consensus voting power without transferring ownership of your principal SOL tokens.

No. 100% of native staking rewards generated on-chain belong to your wallet.

Yes. Active Jupiter DCA schedules are detected and aggregated into your portfolio view.

Yes. Open limit orders placed on Jupiter are listed along with fill progress.

Yes. Open perpetual long/short positions, leverage ratios, and collateral values are displayed.

ASR rewards distributed by Jupiter governance voting are tracked and displayed in Token Studio.

Yes. Creator fee claimables from Pump.fun are tracked in the external positions module.

Because standard wallet apps only show wallet balances, hiding locked capital in DCA orders, perps collateral, or staking pools.

Yes. Token Studio aggregates wallet liquid balances plus external positions into a unified net worth total.

Seed Vault is a hardware-backed security enclave built into the Solana Seeker smartphone that isolates private keys from the OS.

Token Studio requests transaction signatures through native Seed Vault APIs, ensuring private keys never touch app memory.

Token Studio uses limited first-party telemetry for reliability, version support, and error reporting. Automatic reports exclude wallet addresses, asset addresses, transaction signatures, balances, and user content.

Inside your hardware Seed Vault or connected wallet software such as Phantom or Solflare. Token Studio cannot access or store your keys, even if it wanted to, because signing remains protected inside the connected wallet.

No. Token Studio cannot execute transactions without explicit confirmation and signature approval by you.

Because financial privacy is fundamental in Web3. I believe control surfaces should respect user sovereignty.

Yes. No account signup, email verification, or KYC is required to use Token Studio.

Its delegate_exposure signal explicitly alerts you to active approvals so you can revoke them immediately.

Yes. Flight History classifies downloaded transactions chronologically and combines text search with 17 primary filter properties and AND, OR, and NOT logic.

Standard access covers up to 16,000 transactions and 30 days. Token Time Vault collectors can cover up to 128,000 transactions and 90 days. Available provider data and historical pricing can still limit the result.

No. It is wallet analysis based on available historical prices and best-effort transaction classification. Missing prices are skipped rather than invented, so the graph should not be treated as authoritative tax or accounting data.

Optimized Swaps shows the route, quote age, price impact, and available costs. A projected wallet-value loss above 10% requires another confirmation, and a projected loss of 20% or more is blocked.

Established pairs range from 0% to 0.04%; eligible newly pooled non-pegged tokens use a 0.1% fee. Token Time Vault collectors pay no Token Studio service fee. Jupiter, pool, network, rent, and market costs remain separate. See the current fee schedule.

Token Studio's Burn, Trim, and Batch Transfer tools use a V1 transaction shape with a 4,096-byte envelope. The allocator fits as many compatible actions as the transaction's byte, address, instruction, and compute limits permit.

Instead of approving 50 separate wallet prompts to burn 50 NFTs, Token Studio packs them into minimal batch transactions.

Token Studio utilizes high-performance multi-region Solana RPC endpoints with automatic failover.

Yes. Priority fees can be configured to ensure transaction execution during network volatility.

Because Merkle proof trees change when concurrent transactions execute; Token Studio fetches fresh proof paths immediately before signing.

Token Studio uses asynchronous parallel RPC indexing to render complete wallet footprints in seconds.

Yes. Payload sizes are minimized to ensure reliable execution over cellular networks, but the app does download the raw image data for the NFTs, so you may want to use a WIFI connection for that.

There is no honest fixed item count because different assets require different accounts and instructions. Token Studio fills each 4,096-byte V1 transaction up to its applicable byte, address, instruction, and compute limits.

No. Portfolio data is fetched live from the Solana blockchain and processed locally on your device.

On the Solana dApp Store (solanadappstore://details?id=com.tokenstudio.app) and the Google Play Store (com.tokenstudio.dev)

Yes! Token Studio was engineered specifically to turn Solana Seeker into a mobile crypto workstation.

No, not yet. The web application is in active development.

Yes. Environment switching between Mainnet-Beta and Devnet is supported for testing.

Yes! Absolutely! Join the official Token Studio Discord community at https://discord.gg/mkb9apzpbT.