What is an OpenBook Market ID?

An OpenBook Market ID is an on-chain order book identifier on the Solana blockchain. It creates a trading pair between your token and SOL (or another token) on the OpenBook DEX. Raydium AMM V4 pools require a Market ID to function because they route through OpenBook's order book.

Why do I need a Market ID?

A Market ID is required to create a Raydium AMM V4 liquidity pool. Raydium V4 pools are integrated with OpenBook's order book, so you need a Market ID first. Note: Raydium CPMM pools do NOT require a Market ID — only AMM V4 pools do.

How much does it cost to create a Market ID?

Creating an OpenBook Market ID costs approximately 2.33 SOL. This covers the on-chain account rent for the order book accounts. This is a Solana network cost, not a platform fee — the rent is held in the Market accounts on-chain.

What is lot size and tick size?

Lot size (minimum order size) determines the smallest amount of your token that can be traded in a single order. Tick size determines the smallest price increment. For most tokens with 9 decimals, a lot size of 1 and tick size of 0.0001 works well. Adjust based on your token's expected price and supply.

Do I need a Market ID for CPMM pools?

No. Raydium CPMM (Constant Product Market Maker) pools do not require an OpenBook Market ID. Only Raydium AMM V4 pools need a Market ID. If you want to use CPMM pools, you can skip this step and go directly to pool creation.

Can I reuse a Market ID?

Each Market ID can only be used with one Raydium pool. If you need multiple pools for the same token pair, you would need to create additional Market IDs. However, most projects only need one Market ID per trading pair.

What happens after I create the Market ID?

After creating your Market ID, copy the address and use it to create a Raydium AMM V4 liquidity pool. You can do this directly on SolTokenCreator.io using our Create Liquidity Pool tool. Once the pool is live, your token becomes tradeable on Raydium and Jupiter.

How do I find my existing Market ID?

If you already created a Market ID, you can find it on Solana Explorer by searching your wallet address and looking for the CreateMarket transaction. The Market ID is the account address created in that transaction. You can also check Raydium's UI for existing markets for your token pair.

What is an OpenBook Market ID?

An OpenBook Market ID is an on-chain order book identifier on the Solana blockchain. It creates a trading pair between your token and SOL (or another token) on the OpenBook DEX. Raydium AMM V4 pools require a Market ID to function because they route through OpenBook's order book.

Why do I need a Market ID?

A Market ID is required to create a Raydium AMM V4 liquidity pool. Raydium V4 pools are integrated with OpenBook's order book, so you need a Market ID first. Note: Raydium CPMM pools do NOT require a Market ID — only AMM V4 pools do.

How much does it cost to create a Market ID?

Creating an OpenBook Market ID costs approximately 2.33 SOL. This covers the on-chain account rent for the order book accounts. This is a Solana network cost, not a platform fee — the rent is held in the Market accounts on-chain.

What is lot size and tick size?

Lot size (minimum order size) determines the smallest amount of your token that can be traded in a single order. Tick size determines the smallest price increment. For most tokens with 9 decimals, a lot size of 1 and tick size of 0.0001 works well. Adjust based on your token's expected price and supply.

Do I need a Market ID for CPMM pools?

No. Raydium CPMM (Constant Product Market Maker) pools do not require an OpenBook Market ID. Only Raydium AMM V4 pools need a Market ID. If you want to use CPMM pools, you can skip this step and go directly to pool creation.

Can I reuse a Market ID?

Each Market ID can only be used with one Raydium pool. If you need multiple pools for the same token pair, you would need to create additional Market IDs. However, most projects only need one Market ID per trading pair.

What happens after I create the Market ID?

After creating your Market ID, copy the address and use it to create a Raydium AMM V4 liquidity pool. You can do this directly on SolTokenCreator.io using our Create Liquidity Pool tool. Once the pool is live, your token becomes tradeable on Raydium and Jupiter.

How do I find my existing Market ID?

If you already created a Market ID, you can find it on Solana Explorer by searching your wallet address and looking for the CreateMarket transaction. The Market ID is the account address created in that transaction. You can also check Raydium's UI for existing markets for your token pair.

SolTokenCreator.io provides a simple interface to create OpenBook Market IDs on Solana. A Market ID creates an on-chain order book for your token pair, which Raydium AMM V4 pools use for liquidity routing. No CLI tools or coding required — just paste your token mint address, configure lot and tick size, and generate your Market ID instantly. 2.33 SOL per Market ID.

Create OpenBook Market ID

Generate an OpenBook Market ID for your Solana token — required to create Raydium AMM V4 liquidity pools and enable trading on Jupiter.

Create Market ID Below

How to use Openbook Market ID Creator

To have your token listed on an exchange such as Raydium, you must first create a market ID. This identifier is essential for integrating your token into the exchange's ecosystem, enabling trading and visibility among users. The process involves specifying key details about your token, such as supply, trading pairs, and market rules, to ensure it meets the exchange's standards and regulatory requirements. Creating a market ID is a crucial step for your token's successful listing and subsequent trading on the platform.

1. Enter Base Token: Copy the address of your newly created token and paste here.

2. Enter Min. Order Size (see below)

3. Enter Tick Size (see below)

Openbook Market ID Creator

Base Token*

Min Order Size*

Min Order size refers to the minimum quantity of an asset that can be traded in a single transaction.

Tick Size*

Tick size is the smallest increment by which the price of the asset can move.

Please make sure you have at least 2.33 SOL in your wallet to cover the transaction fee for this process.

The minimum order and tick size outlined below serve as general guidelines for creating a market. However, you should tailor these parameters to suit your token based on its total supply, the liquidity available in the pool, and the target price.

Token Supply

Min Order Size

Tick Size

100k

0.01

0.0001

0.1

0.00001

10M

0.000001

100M

0.0000001

100

0.00000001

10B

1,000

0.000000001

100B

10,000

0.0000000001

Min. Order Size: For a minimum order size of 0.01, you should enter 2 under the market ID Min. Order size settings. This indicates that each lot in your trades within the open book market represents 0.01 units of token.

For a minimum order size of 0.1, enter 1 under the market ID Min. Order size settings.

For a minimum order size of 1, enter 0 under the market ID Min. Order size settings

For a minimum order size of 10, enter -1 under the market ID Min. Order size settings.

For a minimum order size of 100, enter -2 under the market ID Min. Order size settings, and so on.

Tick Size: The tick size, which is the smallest possible price change in the market, should be set according to the market's requirements. For a tick size of 0.0001, enter 4 under the market ID tick size settings. This setup ensures that price changes are measured in increments of 0.0001.

For a tick size of 0.00001, enter 5 under the market ID tick size settings.

For a tick size of 0.000001, enter 6 under the market ID tick size settings.

For a tick size of 0.0000001, enter 7 under the market ID tick size settings.

Token Launch Workflow

Create Token

Create your SPL token with custom supply and metadata

Create Market ID

Generate an OpenBook Market ID for your token pair

Create Pool

Set up a Raydium AMM V4 liquidity pool with your Market ID

Burn LP

Burn LP tokens to lock liquidity and build trust

How to Create a Market ID

Connect Wallet

Connect your Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, or any compatible wallet). You need approximately 2.33 SOL to create a Market ID.

Enter Token Details

Paste your token's mint address. Set the minimum order size (lot size) and tick size based on your token's decimals and desired trading precision.

Create Market ID

Click Create Market, approve the transaction, and receive your OpenBook Market ID instantly. Use this Market ID to create a Raydium AMM V4 liquidity pool.

Market ID Creator Features

Required for Raydium V4

An OpenBook Market ID is required to create a Raydium AMM V4 liquidity pool. Without a Market ID, you cannot list your token on Raydium V4 or enable Jupiter trading through V4 pools.

No Coding Required

Creating a Market ID normally requires CLI tools and Solana programming knowledge. Our visual interface handles everything — just paste your mint address and configure settings.

Instant Generation

Your Market ID is created on-chain in a single transaction. No waiting, no approval process. The Market ID is immediately usable for pool creation.

Custom Lot & Tick Size

Configure minimum order size and tick size to control trading precision. We provide guidance based on your token's decimals so you get the right settings.

Works with Any SPL Token

Create Market IDs for any SPL token you own. Works with standard SPL tokens and Token-2022 tokens on the Solana blockchain.

All-in-One Workflow

Create your token, generate a Market ID, and set up a Raydium liquidity pool — all on one platform without switching between tools.

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