Solana Token Locker
StakePoint is a non-custodial Solana token locker that holds SPL and Token-2022 tokens in Program Derived Addresses until a set unlock date. No one can withdraw locked tokens early. All locks are publicly verifiable on Solscan.
Supports all SPL tokens, Token-2022 tokens, and tokens from every major Solana launchpad. Lock tokens in under a minute.
What Is a Solana Token Locker?
A Solana token locker is a smart contract that accepts SPL or Token-2022 tokens and holds them in a Program Derived Address on Solana mainnet until a specified unlock date. Program Derived Addresses are on-chain accounts derived from a smart contract — they have no private key and cannot be accessed by anyone outside of the rules defined in the contract.
When tokens are locked, the lock record is written to Solana's blockchain permanently. Any investor can verify the lock independently on Solscan using the token mint address — no trust in the project team or StakePoint is required. The unlock date is enforced entirely by the smart contract.
Token locking is standard practice for Solana projects. Locking dev wallet tokens or team allocations proves that insiders cannot sell early. Locking a portion of supply provides transparent tokenomics. StakePoint's token locker supports every SPL and Token-2022 token on Solana including tokens with transfer taxes, reflection mechanics, and custom extensions.
How to Lock Tokens on Solana
How to Lock Tokens on Solana — StakePoint Walkthrough
1
Connect your Solana wallet
Connect Phantom, Solflare, or any Solana wallet to StakePoint.
2
Select your token
Choose any SPL token or Token-2022 token from your wallet — team allocations, dev wallet tokens, or any Solana token.
3
Set a lock duration
Choose how long to lock. The unlock date is enforced by the smart contract — not by StakePoint or any third party.
4
Confirm the transaction
Your tokens are transferred into a Program Derived Address on-chain. The lock is immediately publicly verifiable on Solscan.
Supported Token Types
Who Uses Solana Token Locks?
Dev Wallet Locks
Project developers can lock their token allocation on-chain, proving they cannot sell before the unlock date. Investors can verify the lock independently on Solscan without trusting the team's word.
Team Allocation Locks
Lock team token allocations to demonstrate long-term commitment. Publicly verifiable locks show investors that insiders cannot dump tokens early.
Supply Locks
Lock a portion of token supply to reduce circulating supply and provide transparency about token distribution. Common practice for Solana projects at launch.
Launchpad Token Locks
Lock tokens launched on Pump.fun, Moonshot, Raydium LaunchLab, or any Solana launchpad. Works for tokens before and after graduation to a full DEX.
How Token Locks Are Secured
StakePoint's token locker is a non-custodial Anchor smart contract deployed on Solana mainnet. When tokens are locked, they are transferred into a Program Derived Address — an on-chain account with no private key. The tokens remain there until the unlock time, at which point only the original locker wallet can withdraw them.
The upgrade authority for the StakePoint smart contract is controlled by a 3-of-4 Squads multisig with hardware wallet signers. No single party can modify the program unilaterally.
Verify program on SolscanSolana Token Locker — FAQ
What is a Solana token locker?
A Solana token locker is a smart contract that accepts SPL or Token-2022 tokens and holds them in a Program Derived Address (PDA) until a specified unlock date. Program Derived Addresses have no private key — the tokens inside cannot be accessed by anyone, including the original depositor and StakePoint, before the unlock time. StakePoint's token locker is non-custodial and deployed on Solana mainnet.
How do I lock tokens on Solana?
To lock tokens on Solana using StakePoint, connect your Solana wallet, navigate to the token locker, select the SPL or Token-2022 token you want to lock, set a lock duration, and confirm the transaction. Your tokens are immediately transferred into a Program Derived Address on-chain. The lock is publicly verifiable on Solscan using the token mint address.
Which tokens can I lock on Solana?
StakePoint supports all SPL tokens and Token-2022 tokens on Solana, including tokens with transfer taxes, reflection mechanics, and other extensions. This covers tokens from every major Solana launchpad including Pump.fun, Moonshot, Raydium LaunchLab, and Meteora.
Can StakePoint withdraw my locked tokens?
No. Locked tokens are held in Program Derived Addresses with no private keys. Nobody — including StakePoint — can withdraw tokens before the unlock date. Only the original locker wallet can claim tokens after the unlock time.
How do investors verify a token lock on Solana?
Each lock on StakePoint has a public URL showing the token mint, amount locked, unlock date, and creator wallet. Investors can verify the lock independently on Solscan using the token mint address. No trust in StakePoint or the project team is required — the lock is enforced by the smart contract.
What is the difference between token locking and LP locking?
Token locking refers to locking SPL or Token-2022 tokens — typically team allocations, dev wallets, or supply portions. LP locking refers to locking liquidity pool tokens from Raydium or Meteora, which proves liquidity cannot be withdrawn from a trading pair. StakePoint supports both. See our dedicated Solana LP Locker page for LP-specific information.
Does StakePoint support token vesting?
No. StakePoint supports token locking with a fixed unlock date. It does not provide automated vesting schedules such as cliffs or linear unlocks.
Ready to Lock Your Tokens?
Non-custodial token locking on Solana. Fixed unlock date, publicly verifiable on-chain. Connect your wallet and lock in under a minute.