LaunchLab

LaunchLab is Raydium's token launch product built around bonding curves and pool migration.

LaunchLab is Raydium's community-powered token launch platform for traders looking for new tokens and creators who want a simple but powerful way to run customizable launches. It combines bonding-curve price discovery with Raydium's AMM infrastructure, so tokens can launch on a curve and then migrate into open Raydium liquidity.

Overview

LaunchLab connects token creation, early trading, and post-launch liquidity into one product. It is designed for creators, traders, and third-party platforms that want launch infrastructure on top of Raydium.

Key properties include:

• Permissionless token launches

• No-code launch flows through JustSendit mode or more advanced LaunchLab configuration

• Bonding-curve trading before graduation

• Automatic migration into Raydium liquidity after the curve target is hit

• Post-migration liquidity that is locked or burned for long-term integrity

• A community pool where 50% of trading fees go back to the community

• Creator incentives through post-migration fee participation

Why it exists

LaunchLab gives token launches a familiar lifecycle:

1. Price discovery starts on a bonding curve.

2. Trading demand pushes the curve toward its graduation target.

3. Liquidity migrates into a Raydium AMM pool, where the token continues trading in a standard market structure.

This makes LaunchLab useful both for quick community launches and for more configurable launch flows that need stronger post-launch market structure.

Best for

• Token creators launching new assets

• Users discovering early-stage launches

• Platforms building launch experiences on Raydium infrastructure

How it works

1. Launch - Create a token with a bonding curve. Buyers purchase on the curve, and price increases as supply is bought.

2. Graduate - When the bonding curve reaches its target, liquidity auto-migrates into a Raydium pool.

3. Trade - The token continues trading in the Raydium pool after graduation.

For JustSendit mode, the default graduation target is 85 SOL. Once that target is reached, the SOL on the curve and its equivalent token liquidity are migrated into a Raydium AMM pool. The LP tokens are burned, and trading continues in the migrated pool.

Migration options

After graduation, liquidity migrates into one of Raydium's constant product pool types:

Pool type	Comment
CPMM	The standard choice for most launches. It offers simple, passive, full-range liquidity and supports creator fee configurations.
AMM v4	The legacy pool interface.

Two modes

• JustSendit - Launch quickly with default settings

• Custom - Configure curve type, vesting, fee sharing, and other launch parameters

Who it is for

Traders

• Access early-stage tokens directly from a bonding curve

• Participate in transparent, onchain launches without gatekeepers

• Earn a share of community pool fees

Creators

• Launch a token in minutes with no coding

• Choose between JustSendit and more customizable LaunchLab flows

• Bootstrap liquidity through the bonding curve and graduate into a Raydium AMM pool once the target is reached

• Earn a share of trading fees after migration, depending on launch settings

Third-party platforms

• Launch tokens under your own brand and platform

• Access Raydium distribution and LaunchLab discoverability

• Set your own fee structure and build revenue on top of LaunchLab

• Reach Raydium's trader base without building liquidity infrastructure from scratch

Platform PDA

LaunchLab's Platform PDA system allows third-party builders to create their own launch platforms on top of LaunchLab infrastructure.

It enables:

• Custom branding and frontend experiences

• Platform-defined fee structures

• Full Raydium ecosystem discoverability and routing for launched tokens

• Launch infrastructure without rebuilding the migration and liquidity stack

Integration

LaunchLab is fully permissionless. Teams can build their own frontend, integrate LaunchLab into an existing platform, or create custom launch experiences.

Resources:

• Developer guides

• Program addresses