How to Launch a Token on Raydium — Complete Guide (2026)
Launch your Solana token on Raydium step by step. Create a token, set up a Raydium CPMM or AMM V4 liquidity pool, and start trading on Jupiter. No coding required.
To launch a token on Raydium, create your Solana token on SolTokenCreator.io, then create a Raydium liquidity pool (CPMM or AMM V4) using our pool creation tool. Deposit your tokens and SOL as initial liquidity. Your token becomes tradeable on Raydium and Jupiter immediately. No coding required.
Why Launch on Raydium?
Raydium is the largest decentralized exchange on Solana, processing billions in daily trading volume. When you launch on Raydium:
- Instant Jupiter listing — Jupiter aggregates all Raydium pools. Your token is tradeable on Jupiter automatically
- DexScreener visibility — New Raydium pools appear on DexScreener, bringing organic trading attention
- Birdeye listing — Birdeye tracks all Raydium pairs for price charts and analytics
- Permissionless — No application, no approval, no review. Anyone can create a Raydium pool
- Two pool types — Choose CPMM (simple) or AMM V4 (order book integration)
Raydium Launch Workflow Overview
Create Token → Revoke Authorities → Create Pool → Add Liquidity → Burn LP → Trading Live
0.5 SOL 0.2 SOL ~0.01 SOL Your tokens ~0.01 SOL
(+2.33 SOL
for V4)
Total platform cost: 0.72 SOL (CPMM) or 3.05 SOL (V4), plus your initial liquidity deposit.
Step 1: Create Your Token
If you have not created your token yet, do that first:
- Go to SolTokenCreator.io/raydium-token-creator
- Connect your wallet
- Enter token name, symbol, supply, decimals, and logo
- Click Create Token (0.5 SOL)
Your token is now live on Solana. Save the mint address — you need it for pool creation.
Already have a token? Skip to Step 2.
Step 2: Revoke Authorities
Before launching publicly, revoke mint and freeze authority:
- Mint authority revocation (0.1 SOL) — Caps your supply permanently
- Freeze authority revocation (0.1 SOL) — Guarantees holders can always trade
This is critical for trust. DexScreener, RugCheck, and experienced traders check authority status before buying. Launching with active authorities is a red flag.
Step 3: Choose Your Pool Type
Raydium offers two pool types. Choose based on your needs:
CPMM (Recommended for Most Launches)
Constant Product Market Maker — The simpler option.
- No Market ID required
- Lower setup cost
- One-step pool creation
- Works with Jupiter
- Best for: New token launches, meme coins, most projects
AMM V4 (For Advanced Launches)
Automated Market Maker V4 — Integrates with OpenBook order book.
- Requires an OpenBook Market ID (2.33 SOL additional)
- Order book depth from OpenBook
- More complex but more features
- Works with Jupiter
- Best for: High-volume tokens, projects wanting order book trading
Our recommendation: Start with CPMM. You can always create a V4 pool later if you need order book integration.
Step 4: Create Your Raydium Pool
For CPMM Pools:
- Go to SolTokenCreator.io/create-liquidity-pool
- Select CPMM pool type
- Enter your token mint address
- Set the quote token (SOL is standard)
- Set initial token amount and SOL amount (this determines starting price)
- Click Create Pool and approve the transaction
For AMM V4 Pools:
- First, create an OpenBook Market ID (2.33 SOL)
- Copy the Market ID address
- Go to SolTokenCreator.io/create-liquidity-pool
- Select AMM V4 pool type
- Enter your Market ID and token mint address
- Set initial liquidity amounts
- Click Create Pool and approve
Step 5: Set Your Initial Price
The initial price of your token is determined by the ratio of tokens to SOL in the pool:
Initial Price = SOL Amount / Token Amount
Examples: | Tokens Deposited | SOL Deposited | Initial Price | |-----------------|---------------|---------------| | 1,000,000,000 | 1 SOL | 0.000000001 SOL per token | | 1,000,000,000 | 10 SOL | 0.00000001 SOL per token | | 100,000,000 | 5 SOL | 0.00000005 SOL per token | | 1,000,000 | 2 SOL | 0.000002 SOL per token |
Tips for initial pricing:
- Lower starting prices create more room for growth (psychological appeal)
- More SOL in the pool means less price slippage for traders
- Check comparable tokens on DexScreener for reference pricing
- Start with 1-5 SOL if testing, 10-50+ SOL for serious launches
Step 6: Burn LP Tokens
After creating the pool, burn LP tokens to permanently lock liquidity:
- Go to SolTokenCreator.io/burn-lp-tokens
- Select your LP position
- Click Burn
Why burn LP tokens?
- Proves liquidity can never be removed (anti-rug)
- DexScreener shows "Liquidity Burned" badge
- RugCheck gives positive security score
- Traders trust your token more
Use our exclusive Burn & Earn feature to burn LP tokens while still earning trading fees from the locked position.
Step 7: Verify Your Launch
After launching, verify everything is working:
- DexScreener — Search your token to see the chart, liquidity, and trust indicators
- Jupiter — Try swapping SOL for your token to confirm trading works
- RugCheck — Check your security score and address any warnings
- Birdeye — Verify price tracking and analytics are live
- Solana Explorer — Confirm token metadata, supply, and authorities
Post-Launch Checklist
After your Raydium launch is live:
- [ ] Verify token appears on DexScreener
- [ ] Test a small buy on Jupiter
- [ ] Check RugCheck score
- [ ] Share the DexScreener link with your community
- [ ] Apply for CoinGecko/CoinMarketCap listing (after building volume)
- [ ] Start marketing
- [ ] Monitor liquidity and trading volume
Common Raydium Launch Mistakes
- Not revoking authorities before launch — Traders see active mint/freeze authority and avoid the token
- Too little initial liquidity — Low liquidity causes high slippage, scaring away traders
- Not burning LP tokens — Without burned LP, your token looks like a potential rug pull
- Wrong lot size/tick size (V4) — Test on Devnet first to get Market ID settings right
- No community before launch — Build a community first, then launch. Not the other way around
Cost Summary
| Action | CPMM Path | V4 Path | |--------|-----------|---------| | Create token | 0.5 SOL | 0.5 SOL | | Revoke both authorities | 0.2 SOL | 0.2 SOL | | Create Market ID | N/A | 2.33 SOL | | Create pool | ~0.01 SOL | ~0.01 SOL | | Burn LP tokens | ~0.01 SOL | ~0.01 SOL | | Total (platform fees) | ~0.72 SOL | ~3.05 SOL | | Initial liquidity | Variable | Variable |
Launch Your Token on Raydium Now
Ready to launch? Start with SolTokenCreator.io/raydium-token-creator — create your token, set up a Raydium pool, and start trading in minutes. No coding, no CLI, everything in one platform.
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