Deposit tokens into an existing Raydium pool and earn a share of trading fees.
Whether it's your first time providing liquidity, you're topping up an existing position, or you're coming back after a withdrawal — it takes under a minute and you start earning swap fees from the very next trade.
Adding liquidity means depositing a pair of tokens — usually your token plus SOL — into a Raydium liquidity pool on Solana. In return, the pool issues you either LP tokens (on a CPMM pool) or a position NFT (on a CLMM pool), both of which represent your share of the pool. Every time someone swaps in that pool, they pay a fee, and your share of those fees accrues on-chain until you decide to withdraw.
If this is your first deposit into the pool, select it from the list, enter an amount, and sign the transaction — the paired amount is calculated automatically from the pool's current ratio, and your LP tokens (or position NFT) are minted to your wallet on confirmation. If you already hold a position in the pool, your existing balance appears at the top of the card and your new deposit is added to it, so your share of future swap fees grows rather than a separate position being created. If you previously removed liquidity from this pool and are returning, depositing again simply reopens your share and you start earning on the very next swap — no re-registration, no lost history, the pool treats each deposit the same way.
Raydium supports two pool models and MintCraft works with both. A CPMM (constant-product) pool spreads your liquidity evenly across the full price range, matches your deposit to the pool's current ratio automatically, and is more forgiving of price moves. A CLMM (concentrated liquidity) pool lets you allocate funds within a chosen tick range, so your capital earns far more fees while price sits inside the range, but earns nothing while price is outside it. On either pool type the page previews the exact token amounts before you sign, and slippage protection cancels the transaction if price drifts beyond the tolerance you set between preview and confirmation.
When you want to exit or rebalance, Remove Liquidity burns your LP tokens and sends your deposit back along with every swap fee you've accrued. If you'd like to make a visible, on-chain commitment to holders, Lock LP freezes your LP tokens until a date you pick, and Burn LP makes the lock permanent. If the pool doesn't exist yet, Create Liquidity Pool opens a new CPMM or CLMM market in a single transaction, and Create Token mints the SPL token the pool will trade against.
Every transaction on this page is executed on-chain directly against Raydium's programs. MintCraft never takes custody of your tokens, your LP tokens, or your keys.
concentrated liquidity · Remove Liquidity · Lock LP · Burn LP · Create Liquidity Pool · Create Token
Common questions about adding liquidity on MintCraft.
Both sides of the pair — usually your token plus SOL — in the wallet you connect.
A share of the pool, and a share of the fee that traders pay on every swap. It accrues on-chain until you withdraw.
Yes. You can top up any existing pool, including one someone else opened.
A standard pool spreads your liquidity across all prices and needs no management. A concentrated pool focuses it in a price range you choose, which can earn more per trade but needs attention if the price moves out of range.
Yes, at any time, using Remove Liquidity.
