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Raydium liquidity

Create a Solana Liquidity Pool on Raydium

Open a SOL-pair Raydium pool for your token in minutes. No coding: sign in your connected wallet and your token becomes tradeable instantly. It is step 2 of a Solana token launch: once the pool is open your token is launched, and burning the LP afterwards is optional.

Add Liquidity
0.3
SOL platform fee
0.25%
Raydium swap fee
<2 min
to go live

Token created successfully - you're one step away from launching on Raydium.

1 Pool Details

The on-chain address of your token - from the Create Token success screen or Solscan.

Use a different token

Whole numbers only. This is paired with the SOL below to set your starting price.

Suggested: 95% of total supply (950000 tokens)

Wrapped to WSOL - this determines your starting price. Typical launches: 5-20 SOL.

Plus 0.495 SOL in fees on top of this amount (platform, Raydium pool creation, gas and rent).

Token Price ≈ SOL Amount ÷ Token Amount

How it works

1

Enter your token's mint address and the amounts above.

2

Your SOL is wrapped to WSOL and paired with your tokens on-chain.

3

Your wallet asks you to approve one transaction.

4

Your pool goes live on Raydium - trading opens immediately.

What you'll pay

Liquidity SOL 0 SOL
Platform fee 0.300 SOL
Raydium pool creation 0.150 SOL
Raydium account rent + network fee ~0.045 SOL
Total estimated 0.495 SOL

The 0.15 SOL pool creation fee is charged by Raydium, not by us, and the account rent is a deposit Solana requires for the new pool accounts; neither goes to us. Raydium also charges 0.25% on each swap in the pool - not paid upfront.

Ready to Launch

Connect your wallet via the button in the header. All transactions require your approval in your wallet.

Pricing summary

Platform fee 0.3 SOL
Raydium swap fee 0.25% per swap
Network gas Covered

LP tokens you receive represent your share. You can remove liquidity at any time via Raydium.

How it works

Create a Raydium Liquidity Pool With This Tool

The form opens a standard Raydium (CPMM) pool pairing your token with SOL, in one transaction that you sign in your own wallet. The pool is live once it confirms, and the LP tokens for your share go straight to the wallet that signed.

Checked before you sign

  • Reads your mint on-chain for its decimals and your balance across every token account you hold.
  • Spots a tax token (Token-2022) and its transfer fee, and warns you the pool will receive slightly less.
  • Stops you if the token amount is more than your wallet holds.
  • Stops you if your SOL does not cover the deposit plus every fee below.
  • Shows the starting price your two amounts produce, so a stray zero is caught before it costs you.

What it costs

  • Raydium pool creation fee: 0.15 SOL, paid to Raydium.
  • Account rent and network fee: about 0.045 SOL, held by the new pool accounts.
  • Our platform fee: 0.3 SOL, or 0.2 SOL at the launch bundle price.
  • Your SOL and token deposit is not a cost. It stays yours as LP tokens.

Is there a free way? No Raydium pool is free: the 0.15 SOL creation fee and the rent apply however you open it. Opening it on raydium.io yourself skips our fee, about 0.195 SOL in total. The 0.3 SOL here pays for the checks listed here and the LP burn as the next step.

Starting price = SOL deposited ÷ tokens deposited. 10 SOL with 1,000,000,000 tokens opens at 0.00000001 SOL per token. For how much SOL to put in, and the full walkthrough on Raydium, see the guide to adding liquidity.

FAQ

Liquidity Pool FAQ

How much does it cost to create a liquidity pool on Solana?
With this tool: Raydium's 0.15 SOL pool creation fee, about 0.045 SOL of account rent and network fee, and our 0.3 SOL platform fee, about 0.495 SOL in all. The SOL and tokens you deposit are not spent. They stay yours as LP tokens.
Can I create a Solana liquidity pool for free?
No. Every new Raydium pool pays the 0.15 SOL creation fee to Raydium plus rent for its accounts, whichever site or app you use. The cheapest route is opening it on raydium.io yourself, about 0.195 SOL. If a tool says it is free, check whether it keeps a share of the LP tokens instead.
What is a liquidity pool?
A liquidity pool is a smart contract that holds two assets - in this case your token and SOL - allowing anyone to trade against the pool without a traditional order book. The price adjusts automatically based on supply and demand.
How much SOL should I add?
Size it by how far one buy moves your price. A 1 SOL buy lifts the price about 21% in a 10 SOL pool and about 4% in a 50 SOL pool. Most small launches use 10 to 50 SOL. The liquidity guide has the full table.
How is the starting price set?
Your token's initial price is the ratio of SOL to tokens: Price ≈ SOL Amount ÷ Token Amount. For example, 10 SOL + 1 billion tokens = 0.00000001 SOL per token. Choose amounts that reflect your intended market cap.
Can I remove liquidity later?
Yes. You receive LP tokens when you create the pool. Use our Remove Liquidity tool at any time to withdraw part or all of your share of both assets. Be aware of impermanent loss if the price ratio changes significantly. Burning your LP is optional: it permanently gives up the ability to withdraw that liquidity, for anyone, including you.
Does this deploy a custom smart contract?
No. This tool uses Raydium's existing AMM program on Solana. No new contract is deployed - your pool is a standard Raydium CPMM pool.
Why do I need to connect my wallet first?
The transaction is signed in your connected wallet. We never hold or move your SOL. Connecting your wallet first lets us check your balance and pre-fill your wallet address, so the transaction is built correctly before you approve it.
What is the 0.25% Raydium fee?
Raydium charges 0.25% on every swap in your pool. You don't pay this upfront. It is charged to whoever is swapping, and part of it is added to the pool for liquidity providers, which means whoever holds the LP tokens.
Get started

Ready to launch your token on Raydium?

Haven't minted your token yet? Create it first - then come back here to add liquidity and open trading in minutes.

Create Token First Liquidity Guide

The first hour after your pool opens

Check it from the outside

Open the pool's transaction on Solscan and confirm both deposits landed and the LP tokens are in your wallet. Then buy a small amount from a second wallet. That proves the pool trades and gives DEX Screener and Birdeye a first trade to pick the pair up from.

Expect bots on the first blocks

New Raydium pools are watched by sniper bots that buy in the first seconds and sell into the next buyers. A deeper pool makes each of their buys move the price less. The liquidity guide has a table of how far one buy moves the price at different pool sizes.

Decide on the LP before you announce

The first thing experienced buyers check after the authorities is whether the LP is burned or locked. If you plan to burn it, do it before you share the contract address, so the first scan already shows it.