What is a liquidity pool?

A liquidity pool is an on-chain account pair that holds two tokens — yours and a quote token like SOL or USDC — and lets anyone swap between them automatically. The price comes from the ratio of the two balances. Creating one is what makes a token tradeable; before that, there is nothing for a DEX to route through.

Should I create a CPMM pool or an AMM V4 pool?

CPMM for almost every new launch: it is one transaction, it costs far less, and it is the only option here that supports Token-2022. Pick AMM V4 only if you specifically need an OpenBook order-book market alongside the pool — for example because a market maker or listing venue you are working with expects one.

Why does the tool ask for 0.5 SOL when a CPMM pool costs about 0.19 SOL?

Because the widget enforces a wallet-balance floor of 0.5 SOL before it will build the transaction, well above the 0.19–0.22 SOL the pool actually consumes. It is a safety buffer, not a charge — the difference is never transferred anywhere and stays in your wallet. Fund to at least 0.5 SOL plus whatever SOL you intend to deposit as liquidity, or the tool will stop you with an insufficient-balance message.

How much does it cost to create a liquidity pool?

A CPMM pool consumes 0.19–0.22 SOL: Solana rent for the pool state, observation state, LP mint and two vaults, plus Raydium's own protocol pool-creation fee — Raydium's, not ours. An AMM V4 pool needs 0.94 SOL in your wallet, of which roughly 0.34 SOL is account rent we can derive account-by-account; the rest is the buffer the tool enforces. SolTokenCreator charges no platform fee for either. Your deposited liquidity is separate from all of this — it stays in the pool and you hold LP tokens for it.

How many wallet approvals will I have to sign?

CPMM is a single transaction and a single signature. AMM V4 is a dependent sequence — vault accounts, then the OpenBook market, then the pool — presented to your wallet as one batch to sign and then sent one transaction at a time. Seeing more than one transaction in the AMM V4 flow is expected, not a bug.

What happens if an AMM V4 transaction fails halfway through?

The flow stops instead of sending the rest of the sequence, so it does not spend more rent on accounts that could never be used. The rent already paid for accounts that were created is spent. Your browser keeps the seed used for that wallet and token pair, so retrying reuses those same accounts rather than paying to build a second market from scratch — retry from the same browser and wallet.

Do I need a Market ID first?

Not from our separate Market ID tool. AMM V4 pools do need an OpenBook market to exist, but this tool creates one for you automatically as part of the same pool-creation flow — there is no field to enter one and no separate purchase. CPMM pools never involve a market at all. The standalone Market ID tool is for a different situation: producing a market to hand to something else that requires one already exist, such as Raydium's own pool-creation interface.

Can I create a pool for a Token-2022 token?

In a CPMM pool, yes — the base-token picker in the CPMM form includes Token-2022 mints. The AMM V4 flow rejects Token-2022 outright and will tell you so before anything is signed. If your token uses Token-2022 extensions such as transfer fees, CPMM is your only option here.

Why are some fee tiers greyed out?

Raydium permits one CPMM pool per token pair per fee tier, so the form disables any tier that already has a pool for the exact pair you selected. If every tier is disabled, pools already exist for that pair at every tier and there is nothing left to create — you would be adding liquidity to an existing pool rather than making a new one.

How do I find my pool address after it is created?

The tool confirms the transaction but does not currently print the pool address back to you, so save it yourself: paste your token's mint address into a Solana explorer or Raydium's own pool list and the new pool appears against it. Your LP tokens also show up as a new balance in the wallet that created the pool.

Will my token appear on Jupiter?

Jupiter indexes Raydium pools automatically and does not need to be asked, but it applies its own liquidity and safety criteria before routing to a pool, and it does not publish a guaranteed timeline. A thinly funded pool may not be routable. Creating the pool is the prerequisite; Jupiter's own indexing decides the rest.

Can I remove liquidity later?

Yes, as long as you still hold the LP tokens. Our Remove Liquidity tool returns your proportional share of both sides of the pool. If you instead burn or permanently lock those LP tokens, the liquidity stays in the pool for good — that is the point of doing it, and it cannot be undone.

Create Liquidity Pool on Solana

Create a Raydium CPMM or AMM V4 liquidity pool from your browser and make your token tradeable — no coding, and no platform fee on either pool type.

Both pool types are below. CPMM is one transaction and supports Token-2022. AMM V4 builds its required OpenBook market inside the same flow, so there is no Market ID to buy first. Read the wallet minimums before you start — they are higher than what a pool actually costs, and they are what stops most attempts.

Choose Your Pool Type

CPMM or AMM V4: Pick Before You Start

The two forms below are separate tools. Nearly every new launch wants CPMM. The numbers here are what your wallet needs to hold, which is not the same as what a pool costs — see the note under the table.

	CPMM	AMM V4
Wallet must hold (plus your deposit)	0.5 SOL	0.94 SOL
What the pool actually consumes	0.19–0.22 SOL	up to 0.94 SOL
Platform fee to this site	None	None
Wallet approvals	One transaction	A signed batch of dependent transactions
OpenBook market	Not involved at all	Built for you in the same flow
Token-2022 tokens	Supported	Rejected before signing
Fee tier choice	Yes — unused tiers only	Fixed
Best for	Almost every new launch	Needing an order-book market too

Why the two cost rows differ. Neither number is a fee to this site — nothing is transferred to SolTokenCreator for creating a pool. The first row is the balance each form checks before it will build a transaction; the second is what the pool genuinely consumes in Solana rent and, for CPMM, Raydium's own protocol pool-creation fee. The gap is a safety buffer that stays in your wallet. It is also the single most common reason an attempt stops: a wallet holding 0.3 SOL is enough to pay for a CPMM pool and still not enough to be allowed to start one.

Create CPMM Pool

Connecting is free and read-only.It shares your wallet address so this page can load your tokens. Nothing is signed or charged until you approve it in your own wallet, and we never see your seed phrase.

Launch your token with Raydium’s constant product market maker

Create AMM V4 Pool

Launch on Raydium’s classic automated market maker

What This Tool Does Not Create

Raydium CPMM and Raydium AMM V4 pools only. It does not create Raydium CLMM (concentrated liquidity) pools, Meteora pools, or pools on any other Solana AMM, and it does not add liquidity to a pool that already exists — that is a different action from creating one. If your token pair already has a pool at every CPMM fee tier, the form will tell you, and adding to it is done on Raydium directly.

How to Create a Liquidity Pool on Solana

Create or Choose Your Token

Connect your wallet and pick the token you want to make tradeable. Any SPL token works; Token-2022 tokens work in CPMM pools only. If you haven't minted yet, create your token first, then come back.

Pick CPMM or AMM V4

CPMM is one transaction and involves no OpenBook market at all. AMM V4 does need an OpenBook market to exist, but this tool creates the required OpenBook market for you automatically inside the same flow — there is no Market ID field and no separate purchase. Choose before you fill anything in; the two forms are separate.

Set Your Deposit and Initial Price

Enter how much of your token and how much SOL or USDC to deposit. The ratio between them IS your opening price — the tool shows it live as you type. There is no price field to set independently.

Choose a Fee Tier (CPMM Only)

CPMM pools pick a trading fee tier. Tiers already used by an existing pool for this exact pair are greyed out, because Raydium allows only one pool per pair per tier. If every tier is greyed out, a pool for this pair already exists at every tier.

Approve and Go Live

Approve in your wallet — one transaction for CPMM, a signed batch of dependent transactions for AMM V4. Once confirmed, the pool is live on-chain and Raydium and Jupiter can route trades through it.

Liquidity Pool Features

Raydium CPMM Pools

Raydium's constant product pools. One transaction, no OpenBook market involved at any point, and the only pool type here that accepts Token-2022 tokens.

AMM V4 With the Market Built In

AMM V4 pools need an OpenBook market, but this tool creates the required market automatically inside the same flow, at Raydium's smallest documented market size — no Market ID field, no separate purchase.

Resumable AMM V4 Attempts

The AMM V4 sequence saves its account seed in your browser. If a step fails, retrying with the same wallet and pair reuses the accounts already paid for instead of building a second market.

No Platform Fee on Pools

Nothing is transferred to SolTokenCreator for creating either pool type. You pay Solana rent for the pool's accounts and, for CPMM, Raydium's own protocol pool-creation fee.

You Set the Opening Price

The ratio of the two amounts you deposit is the pool's starting price. Deeper liquidity means smaller price impact per trade — the tool shows the resulting price live before you sign.

The Rest of the Lifecycle

Same site, same wallet: remove liquidity, burn LP tokens, lock LP and keep earning fees, revoke authorities. Pool creation is a step here, not the end of the product.

Liquidity Pool FAQ

After the Pool Is Live

A pool is the start of a token's tradeable life, not the end of the work. The LP tokens now in your wallet are the control surface for everything that follows — holders will look at what you do with them, and every one of these is on this site, with the same wallet:

Burn or lock your LP tokens Remove liquidity from your pool Revoke mint and freeze authority Burn tokens from your own supply

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