List Your Token on Solana
DEX
How would you like to list your token on the market?
Dexlab Swap Pool
Automated market maker (AMM) pool for token swaps
- Automated and efficient trading
- Lower transaction fees for market creation
- Suitable for most token pairs
Orderbook Market
Establish a decentralized limit order book for precise trading
- Precise control over trade execution
- Supports advanced trading strategies
- Ideal for high-volume markets
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How to List a Token on Solana with DexLab
Choose a listing path
DexLab Token Listing offers two DEX paths: a DexLab Swap Pool, which is an automated market maker (AMM) pool, and an Orderbook Market on OpenBook. The Swap Pool card is the recommended path for most tokens.
Create a liquidity pool
The Swap Pool path opens the Create Liquidity Pool form. Pair your token with a quote token such as SOL, pick a swap fee tier between 0.1 and 2 percent, set the initial price, and deposit both sides of the pair. The form shows pool creation fees under 0.02 SOL, and DexLab charges no flat listing fee.
Or create an OpenBook orderbook market
The Orderbook Market card opens the DexLab OpenBook tools site, where you can create an OpenBook market ID. Venues such as Raydium AMMv4 pools require one; a DexLab liquidity pool does not. Budget for it before you start: about 3 SOL with the default OpenBook plus Raydium preset, or about 0.55 SOL with the Only Raydium preset. Almost all of that is Solana network rent for the market accounts and it is not refundable.
Apply to centralized exchanges
The CEX section links to the official listing application forms of OKX, Binance, Coinbase, Bybit, Kraken, and Kucoin. Each exchange reviews applications under its own rules. DexLab does not decide those listings.
Token listing FAQ
- How do I list a token on Solana?
- Listing on a decentralized exchange is permissionless. Create a liquidity pool that pairs your token with a quote token such as SOL, deposit initial liquidity on both sides, and trading is live on DexLab. No listing application or review is required for the DEX path.Create a liquidity pool
- How much does it cost to list a token on DexLab?
- DexLab charges no flat listing fee. Creating a liquidity pool costs network fees shown in the form as under 0.02 SOL, plus the liquidity you deposit yourself. The deposit stays yours, and you can manage the position from the pool page later.Token creation cost
- What is the difference between an AMM pool and an orderbook market?
- An AMM pool prices trades with a formula against deposited liquidity and needs no order matching. An orderbook market matches individual buy and sell orders on OpenBook. Most new tokens start with an AMM pool because it works at any liquidity size.
- Do I need an OpenBook market ID to list on DexLab?
- No. A DexLab liquidity pool does not require an OpenBook market ID. You need one only for orderbook trading or for venues that require it, such as Raydium AMMv4 pools.OpenBook market ID guideCreate an OpenBook market ID
- Can DexLab list my token on Binance or Coinbase?
- No. The CEX cards on this page link to the official application form of each exchange. The exchange alone reviews and decides listings. DexLab provides the links so you can apply directly.
- What fee tier should I choose for my pool?
- DexLab pools support 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, and 2 percent fee tiers. The tier sets the swap fee charged on every trade in the pool. One pool can exist per pair per tier, and tiers already taken for a pair are marked in the form.