Documentation Index
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Raydium LaunchLab is infrastructure for token creation. Launching a token carries financial and reputational risk. Nothing on this page constitutes financial, legal, or investment advice. Consult appropriate professionals before launching a token that involves public fundraising.
Two creation modes
LaunchLab offers two creation paths accessible from raydium.io/launchlab/create:| JustSendit | LaunchLab | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | ~1 minute | ~5 minutes |
| Token supply | Fixed default | Fully configurable |
| SOL target | 85 SOL (fixed) | 24 SOL minimum, custom |
| Curve % | Default | 51–80% on curve |
| Vesting | None | Optional |
| Post-migration fees | Default (10% creator LP share) | Configurable |
| Best for | Quick community launches | Structured token launches |
JustSendit mode
The fastest way to launch. Minimal input required; the platform fills in sensible defaults.What you need
- A connected wallet with enough SOL for transaction fees (~0.05–0.1 SOL for creation).
- A token name and ticker symbol.
- An image or GIF that meets the UI requirements.
Steps
- Go to raydium.io/launchlab/create and select JustSendit.
- Enter the token name and ticker.
- Optionally add a description and social links (website, Twitter/X, Telegram).
- Upload a logo image or GIF.
- Optionally enter an initial buy amount in SOL to purchase tokens at creation. This changes the first on-curve price state and should be reviewed before signing.
- Review the summary and click Create.
- Approve the transaction in your wallet.
LaunchLab mode
Full-control creation with configurable supply, fundraising target, curve allocation, vesting, and fee parameters.What you need
- A connected wallet with ~0.1–0.5 SOL for creation and vault rent.
- All the inputs below ready before you start (settings cannot be changed after launch).
Configuration options
Token details
- Name, ticker, logo — same as JustSendit.
- Description and social links — recommended for discoverability.
Supply and curve allocation
- Total supply — total number of tokens to be minted (e.g. 1,000,000,000).
- Curve allocation (%) — the percentage of total supply placed on the bonding curve for public purchase (51–80%). The remainder seeds the post-graduation liquidity pool.
SOL fundraising target
- The minimum graduation threshold is 24 SOL. You can set it higher.
- This is the amount of SOL the curve must collect before the token graduates to a CPMM pool.
- Setting it too high risks the curve never graduating if demand is insufficient.
Vesting (optional)
Vesting locks a portion of the token supply and releases it linearly to designated wallets over a schedule.| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Total locked amount | Tokens to lock across all beneficiaries (as % of total supply, subject to program caps). |
| Cliff period | Wait time after graduation before any tokens unlock (e.g. 180 days). |
| Unlock period | Duration of linear unlock after the cliff (e.g. 365 days). |
- Cliff and unlock periods are fixed at launch — they cannot be changed retroactively.
- If a beneficiary loses their wallet key, locked tokens are permanently unreachable. Use a multisig if recovery matters.
- Any portion of
total_locked_amountnot allocated to a beneficiary before graduation is permanently stuck. Allocate the full amount.
Post-migration fee sharing
When the token graduates:- LP tokens are minted to the CPMM pool.
- By default on Raydium: 90% of LP tokens are burned (permanently locked via Burn & Earn) and 10% are given to the creator as a Fee Key NFT.
- The Fee Key NFT entitles you to collect 10% of LP trading fees from the post-migration pool — indefinitely.
Steps
- Select LaunchLab mode on the creation page.
- Fill in token details (name, ticker, logo, description, socials).
- Set total supply and curve allocation percentage.
- Set your SOL fundraising target (≥ 24 SOL).
- Configure vesting if needed (set beneficiary wallets and schedule).
- Enable post-migration fee sharing if you want a creator LP share.
- Optionally enter an initial buy amount.
- Review the full summary — curve price range, graduation condition, LP split.
- Click Create and approve the transaction.
After your token launches
Monitor curve progress
Your token’s LaunchLab page shows real-time progress:- % of curve sold.
- SOL raised vs. graduation target.
- Current price and price chart.
Graduation
Graduation is triggered automatically by the first transaction that pushes the curve past the threshold — this can be called by any user (the caller earns a small bounty). No action is required from you as creator. After graduation:- A CPMM pool is created with the collected SOL and remaining curve tokens as initial liquidity.
- If you enabled post-migration fees, a Fee Key NFT is minted to your wallet.
- Claim pre-migration creator fees from your Portfolio page.
Claim pre-migration creator fees
If your platform enables creator fees during the bonding curve phase, they accumulate in a vault. Claim them from the Portfolio page on raydium.io at any time.Pitfalls to avoid
| Pitfall | What to do |
|---|---|
| Setting SOL target too high | Pick a target the market can realistically hit. |
| Over-allocating vesting before beneficiaries are confirmed | Unallocated vested supply is permanently inaccessible after graduation. |
| Transferring or burning the Fee Key NFT unintentionally | Fee claim rights are permanently lost. Keep the NFT in the creating wallet or a wallet you control. |
| Not making an initial buy | Without an early buy, sniping bots may capture all early tokens at near-zero cost, which can undermine community trust. |
Pointers
- LaunchLab overview — the curve lifecycle and graduation mechanics.
- LaunchLab overview for users — product-level lifecycle and launch modes.
- LaunchLab bonding curve — curve math and graduation threshold derivation.
- LaunchLab vesting — full vesting account layout and instruction reference.
- How creator fees work — pre- and post-migration fee details.
- LaunchLab platforms — how platform configuration affects launch settings and fees.
- Launch a token (developer guide) — programmatic SDK walkthrough for developers.


