Liquidity

Remove liquidity from your pool

Take back your share of a Raydium pool, in full or in part. The tool reads the pool live and shows what you will receive before your wallet opens.

Quote from live pool state Slippage protected SOL back as SOL
Holders will notice. Pulling liquidity from a token people hold drops its price and is read as a rug pull. If you are closing a pool on purpose, tell your community first.

The wallet holding the LP

Which pool

Connect a wallet to see its pool positions.

One approval. If the price moves past your slippage, nothing happens and nothing is charged.

How a withdrawal is priced

Your share, not your deposit

LP tokens are a percentage of the pool. Trades since you deposited have changed the mix of SOL and tokens, so you get back your share of what is in the pool today.

Read live, then protected

We read the pool right before you sign and set minimum amounts from your slippage. If the price moves further before the transaction lands, it fails and nothing is charged.

Partial withdrawals

Remove 25%, half or any amount you type. The rest of your LP stays in your wallet and keeps earning a share of trading fees.

Tax tokens

If your token has a Token-2022 transfer fee, the amounts shown already have it taken off, because the fee applies when tokens leave the pool.

Removing liquidity: questions

How much does it cost to remove liquidity from Raydium?
0.3 SOL on Anvilmint, plus a Solana network fee of about 0.00003 SOL. The fee can be paid from the SOL that comes out of the pool.
Why is my pool not listed?
Only Raydium CPMM pools are supported, and the LP tokens must be in the connected wallet. Other Raydium pool types are counted below the list but cannot be withdrawn here yet.
What happens to my SOL side?
Raydium holds it as wrapped SOL. The tool unwraps it, so it arrives as plain SOL in your wallet.
Can I remove liquidity after burning LP?
No. Burned LP tokens no longer exist, so nobody can withdraw that liquidity.