Liquidity

Burn your LP tokens

Your LP tokens are the key to your pool. Whoever holds them can withdraw the liquidity. Burning them destroys that key, so the pool stays tradeable for good and buyers can see it.

Only confirmed LP tokens Fee only if the burn lands Checked on chain after
You will never get this liquidity back. The SOL and tokens in the pool stay there for traders. If you might want to withdraw later, use Remove liquidity instead, or lock the LP tokens elsewhere.

The wallet holding the LP

Connect the wallet that received the LP tokens when the pool was created.

Which pool

Connect a wallet to see its LP tokens.

One approval. The fee and the burn land together or not at all.

Why burned LP matters

The risk buyers look for

A pool whose LP tokens sit in the creator's wallet can be emptied in one transaction. Burned LP removes that possibility, and scanners show it as a green check.

What a burn does

It destroys the LP tokens with the token program's own burn instruction. The SOL and tokens they represented stay in the pool for good, owned by nobody.

How we keep it safe

We list only tokens Raydium confirms as LP for a pool, show you the pair before you sign, and read your LP balance again afterwards to prove it reached zero.

Burn or remove?

Burning is for a pool you want to leave forever. If you may need the liquidity back, remove liquidity instead. Adding liquidity covers the trade-off.

Burning LP: questions

How much does it cost to burn LP tokens?
0.2 SOL on Anvilmint, plus a Solana network fee of about 0.00002 SOL, in one transaction.
Why does my wallet show no LP tokens?
The LP tokens went to the wallet that created the pool. Connect that one. Tokens Raydium cannot confirm as LP, such as some third-party lockers, are not listed.
Does burning LP lock trading?
No. The pool keeps working and anyone can still buy and sell. Only withdrawing the liquidity becomes impossible.
Can I burn part of my LP?
This tool burns the full balance of the pool you pick, which is what buyers mean by burned LP. To keep some, remove that share first.