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Raydium Pool Creator: Create a Liquidity Pool for Your Token

Updated September 21, 2026 5 min read

Quick answer

A Raydium pool creator builds a liquidity pool for your token on Raydium without you calling the protocol directly. You choose how much SOL to pair with your tokens, and the tool sends the pool-creation transaction from your wallet. On CopyFrenzy the pool is created right after your token is minted, as a standard Raydium CPMM pool paired with SOL.

What a pool creator does

Creating a Raydium pool means calling Raydium's program with the right accounts: your token, wrapped SOL, the amounts to deposit, and a few protocol accounts. Getting that wrong is easy, so a pool creator assembles it for you and asks your wallet to sign. The result is the same on-chain pool you would get by hand.

Before the pool exists, the token cannot be traded. If you are still at the token-creation stage, start with mint a Solana token and add liquidity.

What the pool is made of

  • Your token (the full supply on CopyFrenzy)
  • SOL that you choose to pair with it
  • LP tokens sent to your wallet, representing your share

Raydium's standard CPMM pool keeps the product of the two amounts constant as people trade, so buying pushes the price up and selling pushes it down. The starting price is the SOL you add divided by the tokens you add, worked through with numbers in how to create a Raydium liquidity pool.

Creating the pool on CopyFrenzy

  1. On the create page, fill in your token details.
  2. Enter SOL to pair in the Liquidity Pool section.
  3. Launch. The token is minted, then the pool is created straight after.
  4. Approve each wallet prompt and save the pool ID and mint address shown afterwards.
Raydium charges its own pool creation fee when the pool is created. It is paid from your wallet and is separate from CopyFrenzy's platform fee.

If the pool doesn't appear on charts

A new pool can take a few minutes to show up on price sites. If yours is still missing after a while, follow the checklist in token not showing on DexScreener.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Raydium pool creator?
A tool that builds and sends the transaction that creates a Raydium liquidity pool for your token, so you do not have to interact with the protocol directly.
What kind of pool does CopyFrenzy create?
A standard Raydium CPMM (constant-product) pool paired with SOL, seeded with your token's full supply and the SOL you choose.
Can I use it for a token I did not create on CopyFrenzy?
The pool is created as part of the launch flow. For a token launched on CopyFrenzy that has no pool yet, use Add Liquidity in Portfolio. Tokens launched elsewhere need to be set up where they were created.
Who pays Raydium's pool creation fee?
You do, from your wallet, at the time the pool is created. It goes to Raydium, not to CopyFrenzy.
Where do I find my pool ID?
It is shown in the launch success panel and on your Portfolio page. For removing liquidity you do not need it, only the token's mint address.

Create your token and its Raydium pool in a single flow.

Create a token and pool

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.