sol-holders

Look up any Solana token from your terminal: its supply, decimals, token program and authorities, plus the largest holders as owner wallets with their share of the supply. Works for both Token and Token-2022 mints.

A token's balances live in token accounts, one per owner per mint. sol-holders asks an RPC for the mint, asks for the largest token accounts of that mint, looks up who owns each of them, and works out every share of supply with exact integer maths. No SDK, no wallet, nothing to sign.

• Supply, decimals, token program, mint authority and freeze authority
• Top holders by owner wallet, with exact amounts and share of supply
• --limit and --min trim the list, --no-owners skips the owner lookup
• --json is there for scripts
• Read-only, zero dependencies, Node 18+

Install

npx sol-holders <mint>

Or install it globally:

npm install -g sol-holders

Usage

sol-holders <mint> [options]

Option	Description
--limit <n>	Show the top n holders, 1 to 20 (default 20)
--min <pct>	Only show holders with at least this share of supply, 0 to 100 with up to two decimals
--no-owners	Skip the owner lookup and show token accounts instead
--rpc <url>	RPC endpoint (or set SOL_HOLDERS_RPC)
--json	Print machine-readable JSON
-h, --help	Show help
-v, --version	Show the version

Look up a token

PYUSD, a Token-2022 mint, showing the top five holders that own at least 1% of the supply:

sol-holders 2b1kV6DkPAnxd5ixfnxCpjxmKwqjjaYmCZfHsFu24GXo --limit 5 --min 1

Mint:             2b1kV6DkPAnxd5ixfnxCpjxmKwqjjaYmCZfHsFu24GXo
Token program:    Token-2022 (TokenzQdBNbLqP5VEhdkAS6EPFLC1PHnBqCXEpPxuEb)
Decimals:         6
Supply:           673,608,120.371357
Mint authority:   AxJkHRY3puoofyj7Pn512M1SGBgWroXMkEdNPQypkzbu
Freeze authority: 2apBGMsS6ti9RyF5TwQTDswXBWskiJP2LD4cUEDqYJjk
RPC:              api.mainnet-beta.solana.com

Top holders (by owner)
#  Owner                                                     Amount  % of supply
1  5gUuDFHswKi2QMA1qJHf6FEVhNCrHnyAdfWniMaUUPE4  393,571,704.253644       58.43%
2  6m68XVvBR4oLCgM7YFgH1VqzzV5vk9UimvmVUvyKw6c2   25,000,101.028307        3.71%
3  FCQSFKkw2JPhpG4M18nvGfiNAK6N3gFBmp8pkn4CxYGs          24,993,500        3.71%
4  AMohT4QVc7ZrqVVznTFCzmujc4eewapGYYeP5bDMSmDY   21,552,841.595488        3.20%
5  AdB5E9PCHYTuo8BdQcwkVPfWPDrZss6s1nGU7WLxxL38          20,000,000        2.97%
Top 5 hold 72.02% of supply

Supply and Amount are exact, with trailing zeros dropped. % of supply is rounded to two decimals. The last line is the combined share of the rows shown. Mint authority says none (supply is fixed) when nobody can mint more, and Freeze authority says none when nobody can freeze accounts. The numbers above are a snapshot and will have moved.

Trim the list

sol-holders <mint> --limit 3
sol-holders <mint> --min 0.5

Ranks keep their original numbers, so a filtered list can start at 2 or skip a rank. The combined line only counts the rows shown. If nothing passes --min, the output says No holders match the filters. and the exit code is 0.

Owners and token accounts

By default the table shows owners: the wallet (or program) that owns each token account, found with one extra request. With --no-owners that request is skipped and the table shows the token accounts themselves, under a Token account heading.

If the owner lookup fails, a warning goes to stderr and the table falls back to token accounts. An account the RPC cannot read shows as unknown next to resolved ones.

RPC endpoint

The endpoint is picked in this order: --rpc, then the SOL_HOLDERS_RPC environment variable, then the public mainnet endpoint. Use --rpc for devnet or testnet. The public endpoint is rate limited, and many public endpoints block or limit getTokenLargestAccounts, so use your own RPC for anything serious.

export SOL_HOLDERS_RPC="https://your-rpc.example.com/?api-key=..."

$env:SOL_HOLDERS_RPC = "https://your-rpc.example.com/?api-key=..."

Errors only ever print the RPC hostname, so API keys in the URL are not leaked. Requests that get an HTTP 429 are retried with backoff. If the holders lookup is blocked, the error says so and suggests --rpc with your own endpoint.

JSON output

--json prints the same information as JSON:

sol-holders 2b1kV6DkPAnxd5ixfnxCpjxmKwqjjaYmCZfHsFu24GXo --limit 2 --json

{
  "mint": "2b1kV6DkPAnxd5ixfnxCpjxmKwqjjaYmCZfHsFu24GXo",
  "program": "spl-token-2022",
  "programName": "Token-2022",
  "programId": "TokenzQdBNbLqP5VEhdkAS6EPFLC1PHnBqCXEpPxuEb",
  "decimals": 6,
  "supply": {
    "raw": "673608120371357",
    "ui": "673608120.371357"
  },
  "mintAuthority": "AxJkHRY3puoofyj7Pn512M1SGBgWroXMkEdNPQypkzbu",
  "freezeAuthority": "2apBGMsS6ti9RyF5TwQTDswXBWskiJP2LD4cUEDqYJjk",
  "holders": [
    {
      "rank": 1,
      "tokenAccount": "47od2TPRvqJipfPVWZdyenLEngPw8hC36nDxiLyvGsEP",
      "owner": "5gUuDFHswKi2QMA1qJHf6FEVhNCrHnyAdfWniMaUUPE4",
      "amount": {
        "raw": "393571704253644",
        "ui": "393571704.253644"
      },
      "percent": 58.43
    },
    {
      "rank": 2,
      "tokenAccount": "7RCBfgRgm3pMv42ZzvQNuXydThVatpRcYbcWUNvyMCJN",
      "owner": "6m68XVvBR4oLCgM7YFgH1VqzzV5vk9UimvmVUvyKw6c2",
      "amount": {
        "raw": "25000101028307",
        "ui": "25000101.028307"
      },
      "percent": 3.71
    }
  ],
  "topHoldersPercent": 62.14
}

Amounts are strings so large values never lose precision: raw is in the token's smallest unit and ui is the same amount with the decimal point placed. program is spl-token or spl-token-2022. mintAuthority and freezeAuthority are null when nobody holds that power. owner is null with --no-owners or when the owner could not be read. percent is a number with two decimals, and topHoldersPercent is the combined share of the holders listed.

How it works

sol-holders asks the RPC for the mint account (getAccountInfo with parsed data), then for the largest token accounts of that mint (getTokenLargestAccounts), then for those token accounts (getMultipleAccounts with parsed data) to read their owners. Shares are worked out on the raw integer amounts, so nothing goes through floating point, and are rounded to two decimals at the end. --min compares exact amounts, so a holder sitting exactly on the threshold is included.

Good to know

• The RPC returns at most the 20 largest token accounts of a mint, so this is a top 20 view, not a full holder list. That is why --limit stops at 20
• Rows are token accounts resolved to their owners, and nothing is merged. A wallet that owns two token accounts of the same mint shows up twice
• Owners are not labelled. A big owner can be an exchange, a pool, a vault or a program's address rather than a person
• Percentages are rounded, so they can differ from the combined line by a rounding step. The combined line is worked out from the exact amounts of the rows shown
• Everything is read at finalized commitment
• An address that is not a token mint (a wallet, a token account, a program) is reported as such, and an account that does not exist says so
• A lookup makes three requests: the mint, the largest accounts and the owners. With --no-owners, or when no rows are left to show, it makes two
• Use --rpc for devnet or testnet. Supply and holders belong to the cluster your RPC points at

Exit codes

Code	Meaning
0	Success. This includes a mint with no token accounts, filters that hide every row, and an owner lookup that failed (a warning is printed)
1	The mint was not found, is not a token mint or could not be read, or an RPC call for the mint or the holders failed
2	Usage error (bad or conflicting arguments)

Development

npm test

No dependencies to install. See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT