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Create a Solana Token With Raydium Liquidity: The Complete Guide

Updated September 21, 2026 8 min read

Quick answer

To create a Solana token with Raydium liquidity, mint an SPL token, then create a Raydium pool that pairs your supply with SOL. The SOL you add sets the starting price, and the pool is what makes the token tradable. On CopyFrenzy both steps happen in one flow: enter your token details and the SOL to pair, then approve the wallet prompts. You need a wallet, some SOL and an image. No coding.

What "with Raydium liquidity" actually means

Creating a token and making it tradable are two different things on Solana. First you mint the token, which creates the supply in your wallet. Then you create a liquidity pool on Raydium: a pot holding your token and SOL that anyone can swap against. Without the pool, the token exists but nobody can buy or sell it.

Doing both together matters, because a token with no pool cannot be traded and will not appear on price charts like DexScreener. That is why CopyFrenzy seeds the pool right after minting, in the same flow. If you want the two steps explained separately, see how to mint a Solana token and add liquidity.

What you need

  • A Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare
  • SOL for the platform fee, network costs, and the liquidity you choose to add
  • A token image (square works best), a name, a ticker and a short description

Not sure how much SOL to have? Our cost breakdown lists every cost and a safe buffer.

Step by step on CopyFrenzy

  1. Open the token creator and connect your wallet.
  2. Upload your image and enter the name, ticker and description.
  3. Choose decimals (9 is standard) and total supply.
  4. Pick any optional add-ons, such as social links or revoking authorities.
  5. Enter SOL to pair. Your full supply is placed in the pool alongside that SOL.
  6. Approve the wallet prompts: one to create the token, one for the platform fee, and one to create the pool.
  7. Save your mint address. You will get Solscan and DexScreener links and a chart in the success panel.

Choosing how much SOL to pair

The first deposit sets the price: price = SOL added ÷ tokens added. If you pair your full supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens with 5 SOL, each token starts at 0.000000005 SOL and the whole supply is worth 5 SOL at that price.

Depth matters too. In that same pool, a single 1 SOL buy (ignoring fees) takes roughly 16.7% of the tokens and lifts the price about 44%. Thin pools swing hard. There is a deeper walk-through in how to create a Raydium liquidity pool.

Authorities and trust

Buyers often check whether the creator can still mint more tokens, freeze accounts, or change the metadata. You can revoke each of these at launch. The one buyers care about most is mint authority, covered in how to revoke mint authority on Solana. Revoking is irreversible, so only revoke what you are sure you will not need.

What it costs on CopyFrenzy

The platform fee starts at 0.25 SOL, plus 0.1 SOL for each optional add-on. Network rent and Raydium's own pool creation fee are separate and do not go to CopyFrenzy. Your liquidity is not a fee: it stays in the pool as your position.

Keep about 0.25 SOL spare beyond the fee and your liquidity, so the pool step cannot fail after the token is minted.

After you launch

  • Your token is on-chain and the supply is in your wallet, minus what went into the pool.
  • Charts can take a few minutes to appear. If yours is slow, see token not showing on DexScreener.
  • You hold LP tokens for your pool share. You can withdraw later (free on CopyFrenzy) or burn them to lock the liquidity for good.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a Solana token with Raydium liquidity?
Mint an SPL token, then create a Raydium pool that pairs your supply with SOL. On CopyFrenzy both happen in one flow: enter your token details and the SOL to pair, then approve the wallet prompts.
How much SOL do I need to pair?
As much as you want the pool to hold. The starting price is the SOL you add divided by the tokens you add, so more SOL means a higher starting price and a deeper pool. Add an amount you are comfortable putting at risk.
Is the SOL I add to the pool a fee?
No. It stays in the pool as your position, represented by LP tokens in your wallet. Only the platform fee comes to CopyFrenzy; network costs and Raydium's pool fee go elsewhere.
Can I get my liquidity back?
Yes, as long as you still hold the LP tokens. You receive your share of the pool as it is at that moment. Removing liquidity is free on CopyFrenzy.
Why won't my token trade without liquidity?
A token needs a pool to be swapped against. Without one there is nothing for a buyer to trade with and it will not appear on price charts.
Which Raydium pool type does CopyFrenzy create?
A standard Raydium CPMM (constant-product) pool paired with SOL, seeded with your full token supply.

Create a real SPL token and seed its Raydium pool in one flow.

Create your token

This guide is general information, not financial, legal or tax advice. Creating and trading tokens carries real risk, and the rules that apply to you depend on where you live. You are responsible for your own decisions and for complying with the laws that apply to you.