How do I find my pool address (AMM ID) to remove liquidity?

Three routes. If you created the pool, the pool address was shown on the confirmation when it was created. Otherwise, paste your token's mint address into RugCheck — the address listed next to the Raydium market is the pool address. Or open your pool-creation transaction on Solscan, find the Raydium 'Initialize2' instruction, and read the account labelled 'Amm'. That base58 string is the pool address. It is the pool's address, not your token's mint address and not your wallet address — pasting a token mint is the most common reason the tool reports no pool.

Why does the tool say "No Pool Found"?

Usually one of three things. You pasted a token mint address instead of the pool address. Or the pool is a type this tool does not read — it handles Raydium CPMM and Raydium AMM V4 only, so Raydium CLMM, Meteora, Orca and other AMMs return nothing. Or the address is simply not a Raydium pool. Check the address on Solscan first; the account should show a Raydium program as its owner.

Can I remove liquidity from a Raydium CLMM or Meteora position?

Not with this tool. It reads Raydium CPMM and Raydium AMM V4 pools only. Raydium CLMM (concentrated liquidity) positions are held as NFTs rather than LP tokens and work differently; Meteora, Orca and other AMMs are separate programs entirely. For those, withdraw on the DEX's own interface. We would rather say so here than have you connect a wallet and find out.

What do I receive when I remove liquidity?

Both tokens in the pool — typically your token and SOL — in proportion to the LP you redeem, at the pool's ratio at the moment you withdraw. Because that ratio moves with trading, the split will usually differ from what you deposited. Your share includes the trading fees the pool accrued while your liquidity was in it, since those fees are added to the pool's reserves rather than paid out separately.

Why does the preview show 0 tokens?

The withdrawal amount starts at 0%. Move the slider or press 25%, 50%, 75% or MAX and the preview fills in. A withdrawal left at 0% has nothing to withdraw, so set the amount before approving anything.

Can I remove liquidity if I burned my LP tokens?

No. Burning LP tokens destroys the claim on the pool permanently — the liquidity stays locked and nobody, including us, can withdraw it. That is the whole point of burning LP, and it is irreversible. Only remove liquidity while you still hold the LP tokens.

Is there a fee to remove liquidity?

There is no platform fee on SolTokenCreator.io for removing liquidity. You pay the Solana network transaction fee, which is a fraction of a cent. What you receive is your proportional share of the pool at the current ratio.

How many wallet approvals does it take?

One. The withdrawal is a single transaction, so you sign once and both tokens arrive together. If your wallet prompts and nothing happens afterwards, the transaction most likely failed on slippage — raise the slippage setting and try again.

What slippage should I set?

1% is the default and works for most pools. For volatile or thin pools, 2–5% may be needed. Slippage is the price movement you will tolerate between simulating and landing the transaction: too tight and the withdrawal fails, too loose and you accept a wider range on the amounts you get back. A failed withdrawal costs only the network fee, so starting tight and raising it is a reasonable approach.

What is impermanent loss, and does removing liquidity lock it in?

Impermanent loss is the gap between holding two tokens and depositing them into a pool. If one token's price moves sharply, the pool rebalances and you end up with more of the weaker token and less of the stronger one than if you had simply held. It is 'impermanent' only while you stay in the pool — withdrawing realises it. Trading fees earned along the way offset some or all of it, which is why the fee income matters when deciding whether to exit.

Remove Liquidity from Raydium

Withdraw your tokens and SOL from Raydium CPMM and AMM V4 pools — your share previewed before you sign, one transaction, no platform fee.

Most Solana token tools stop at the mint. This one covers what happens after: paste the pool address, choose how much of your position to take out, see what both tokens come out to at the pool's current ratio, and withdraw in a single transaction. Raydium CPMM and AMM V4 pools, partial or full withdrawals, adjustable slippage. If you do not have your pool address to hand, the guide below finds it.

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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.

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Withdraw your liquidity from Raydium pools and reclaim your tokens.

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How to Find Your Pool Address (AMM ID)

The tool's first field wants the pool address — also called the AMM ID or Pool ID. It is not your token's mint address and not your wallet address, and pasting either of those is the single most common reason the tool reports no pool. Three ways to get the right one:

From the pool creation. If you created the pool yourself, the pool address was displayed on the confirmation. If you created it with our Solana liquidity pool creator, it is in that transaction.
From RugCheck. Paste your token's mint address into rugcheck.xyz and open the token's market data. The address shown for the Raydium market is the pool address you need.
From Solscan. Open the transaction that created the pool, scroll to the Raydium Initialize2 instruction, and read the input account labelled Amm. That base58 string is the pool address.

Sanity check before you paste: look the address up on Solscan. A pool account is owned by a Raydium program. If the owner is the SPL Token program instead, you are holding a mint address, not a pool address.

What This Tool Cannot Withdraw From

Raydium CPMM and Raydium AMM V4 pools only. It does not read Raydium CLMM (concentrated liquidity) positions, which are held as NFTs rather than LP tokens, and it does not read Meteora, Orca or any other Solana AMM — withdraw from those on the DEX's own interface. It also cannot recover liquidity whose LP tokens have been burned: that claim is destroyed on purpose and is gone for everyone, permanently. If the pool address returns nothing here, one of those is usually the reason.

How to Remove Liquidity from Raydium on Solana

Find Your Pool Address

Get the pool address (also called the AMM ID or Pool ID) for the pool you want to exit. Paste your token's mint address into RugCheck or look up the pool-creation transaction on Solscan — the section below this tool walks through both.

Connect the Wallet Holding Your LP

Connect the wallet that holds the LP tokens for that pool. LP tokens are the receipt for your deposit; the wallet that holds them is the only one that can withdraw.

Choose How Much to Withdraw

Paste the pool address and set the percentage to remove with the slider or the 25/50/75/MAX buttons. The amount starts at 0%, so it has to be set before the withdrawal is worth anything. Adjust slippage in the settings menu if the token is volatile.

Approve One Transaction

The withdrawal is simulated against the network first, so a transaction that would fail is caught before you are asked to sign. Approve the single transaction and both tokens land back in your wallet.

Liquidity Removal Features

CPMM Pool Support

Withdraw from Raydium CPMM (Constant Product Market Maker) pools. You receive your share of both tokens at the pool's current ratio.

AMM V4 Pool Support

Withdraw from Raydium AMM V4 pools, the legacy pool type that pairs with an OpenBook Market ID. Both pool types are detected automatically from the address you paste.

Your Share Shown Before You Sign

The tool reads the pool's current reserves and your LP balance and shows what both tokens come out to at the percentage you picked, before any wallet prompt.

Failing Withdrawals Caught First

Every withdrawal is simulated against the network before the wallet prompt. If it would fail — slippage too tight, no LP in the wallet — you find out without spending a signature.

Configurable Slippage

Slippage defaults to 1%, which suits most pools, and is adjustable in the settings menu on the tool. Raise it for volatile or thin pools; a too-tight setting is the most common cause of a failed withdrawal.

Partial Withdrawal

Take out 25%, 50%, 75%, all of it, or any percentage in between. LP you leave behind keeps earning its share of trading fees.

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