Create a Liquidity Pool on Solana

Create your liquidity pool in simple steps!

How to Create a Liquidity Pool on Solana

  1. Connect your wallet

    The pool creation form unlocks once a Solana wallet is connected. Your wallet signs the creation transaction directly, and DexLab never holds your funds.

  2. Select the token pair

    Choose your token as the base side and a quote token for the other side. SOL is preselected as the quote token, and you can switch it with the token selector.

  3. Pick a swap fee tier

    Choose one of the 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, or 2 percent tiers. The tier sets the fee charged on every swap in the pool. Tiers that already exist for the pair are marked and cannot be created twice.

  4. Set the initial price and deposits

    Enter the starting price and the amount of each token to deposit. The two deposits establish the ratio that traders swap against, so they define the launch price of your token.

  5. Create the pool and sign

    Review the summary and sign in your wallet. The form shows pool creation fees under 0.02 SOL, and DexLab adds no flat creation fee. When the transaction confirms, the form shows your new pool ID.

Liquidity pool FAQ

How much does it cost to create a liquidity pool on Solana?
On DexLab the pool creation transaction costs network fees shown in the form as under 0.02 SOL. DexLab charges no flat pool creation fee. The real capital commitment is the liquidity you deposit on both sides of the pair, and that deposit remains yours.Token creation cost
What determines my token price in the pool?
The initial price you set and the ratio of your two deposits. After creation, every swap moves the price along the pool formula, so deeper liquidity means smaller price impact per trade.
Can I withdraw my liquidity later?
Yes. Open the pool from the Pools page and use the manage view: it has an Add Liquidity tab, and the My Liquidity tab lets you withdraw.
Where can people trade my token after the pool is created?
The pool is live for swaps on DexLab as soon as creation confirms. Other venues have their own requirements; for example, Raydium AMMv4 pools require an OpenBook market ID.OpenBook market ID guide
Which quote token should I use?
SOL is the most common quote side for new tokens and is preselected. A stablecoin quote such as USDC keeps the quote side denominated in dollars. Any pair can host one pool per fee tier.
Do I need to create a market ID before creating a pool?
No. A DexLab liquidity pool needs no OpenBook market ID. You can create the pool directly from this page.Token listing options