Liquidity withdrawal

Withdraw Your Raydium Liquidity

Your LP tokens are a claim on part of a pool. Redeem that claim here: pick the position, choose a percentage, and see the SOL and tokens you will get back before anything is signed.

0.3 SOL

Flat fee

Any %

Of your position

Unwrapped

SOL back as SOL

Before you withdraw: taking liquidity out of a live token reduces how much buyers and sellers can trade without moving the price, and anyone watching the pool will see it. Pulling it all from a token you launched is the move buyers call a rug.

If your goal is the opposite, showing buyers the liquidity can never leave, burn the LP tokens instead.

Connect a wallet that holds LP tokens

Use Connect Wallet at the top of the page. Your Raydium CPMM positions will be listed here.

Select a position

Raydium CPMM pools only, which covers every pool opened with SOLQuill's Add Liquidity tool.

Looking for LP tokens...

Enter a pool address by hand

Choose the amount

LP tokens

Price tolerance

Sign and receive

The fee and the withdrawal travel in one transaction: if the withdrawal fails, the fee is never taken.

SOLQuill fee0.3 SOL

Solana network feeFractions of a cent

FAQ

Removing liquidity, explained

What is an LP token?

When you deposit two assets into a Raydium pool you receive LP tokens in return. They record your share of the pool, and redeeming them is the only way to take that share back out.

Which Raydium pools are supported?

CPMM (CP-Swap) pools, including every pool created through Add Liquidity on SOLQuill. Legacy AMM v4 and concentrated liquidity positions are detected and counted, but withdrawing them is not supported yet.

How is my payout calculated?

The tool reads the pool's current reserves on-chain, subtracts the fees still owed to Raydium, and divides by the total LP supply. Your share of each side is shown before you sign. The price tolerance setting protects you if the pool moves before the transaction lands.

Will I lose money removing liquidity?

You get back your current share of the pool, which may be a different mix of SOL and tokens than you put in if the price has moved since. That difference, often called impermanent loss, happens in the pool itself, not because of the withdrawal.

How much does it cost?

A flat 0.3 SOL fee per withdrawal plus the Solana network fee. Opening a token account to receive a side you did not already hold costs a small refundable rent deposit.

Can I withdraw burned LP?

No. Burned LP tokens no longer exist, so the liquidity they represented is locked in the pool for good. That permanence is exactly why buyers trust burned liquidity.

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