Burn Raydium Liquidity
Permanently burn liquidity from AMM v4, CPMM, and CLMM pools. Lock LP tokens or close CLMM positions forever to build trust on Solana.
About Burn Raydium Liquidity
Burning liquidity permanently destroys your LP tokens (or CLMM position NFT) without returning the underlying tokens to your wallet. This tool supports Raydium AMM v4, CPMM, and CLMM. For CLMM you can only burn the full position at once. Use Remove Liquidity to withdraw tokens first.
đź’ˇ Test on Devnet
Use Devnet mode to safely Burn Raydium Liquidity on Devnet for SPL and Token-2022 tokens. Devnet and Mainnet are separate, so only Devnet tokens can be used.
When to Burn vs Remove
- Burn: When you want to completely exit a position and don't plan to provide liquidity again
- Remove: When you want to temporarily withdraw liquidity but may add it back later
Important Notes
- This action is permanent and completely irreversible
- You will NOT get your underlying tokens back
- Your LP tokens will be permanently destroyed
- This locks liquidity in the pool forever
- CLMM: you can only burn the full position (100%) at once
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean to burn Raydium liquidity?
When you burn Raydium liquidity, you permanently destroy your LP (Liquidity Provider) tokens from Raydium CPMM or AMM v4 pools on Solana. This is a critical distinction:
- Removing Liquidity: You trade LP tokens back and receive your share of the underlying assets. This is reversible.
- Burn Raydium Liquidity: You permanently destroy your LP tokens. You do not get the underlying assets back. When you burn Raydium liquidity, those tokens remain locked in the pool forever, providing permanent liquidity.
Why burn Raydium liquidity instead of just removing it?
Token projects burn Raydium liquidity to demonstrate long-term commitment and build community trust. When project founders burn Raydium liquidity, they prove to the community that they cannot "rug pull" by removing all liquidity from the market. To burn Raydium liquidity creates a stable trading environment, prevents price manipulation, and significantly increases holder confidence in your Solana token project.
Can I Burn Raydium Liquidity on Devnet for testing?
Yes. You can switch to Devnet mode to Burn Raydium Liquidity on Devnet for SPL and Token-2022 tokens. Devnet and Mainnet are separate networks, so your pool and LP tokens must exist on Devnet to test burn actions—Mainnet tokens cannot be used. Testing on Devnet helps you confirm LP balances, withdrawal outcomes, and irreversible behavior before burning liquidity on Mainnet.
Is it possible to reverse burning Raydium liquidity?
NO. WHEN YOU BURN RAYDIUM LIQUIDITY, THE ACTION IS ABSOLUTELY PERMANENT AND IRREVERSIBLE. After you burn Raydium liquidity, the LP tokens are sent to an unrecoverable address and destroyed forever. You can never recover them or claim the underlying assets. Before you burn Raydium liquidity, please be 100% certain of your decision.
What happens to tokens after I burn Raydium liquidity?
After you burn Raydium liquidity, the underlying tokens (e.g., your token and SOL/USDC) remain permanently locked in the Raydium pool on Solana. They become effectively owned by no one. When you burn Raydium liquidity, these tokens continue to provide a permanent liquidity base that other traders can use, which helps stabilize your token's market price and ensures continuous trading capability.
Can I partially burn Raydium liquidity?
Yes. Our burn Raydium liquidity tool allows you to specify the exact percentage or amount of your LP tokens you wish to destroy. You can burn Raydium liquidity partially (25%, 50%, 75%) to signal commitment while keeping some LP tokens to remove later if needed. This flexibility lets you balance between demonstrating trust and maintaining some control over your Raydium pool position.
What are the fees to burn Raydium liquidity?
To burn Raydium liquidity using DEXArea, there is a platform fee of 0.06 SOL per transaction. You will also be responsible for standard Solana network transaction fees (typically less than 0.001 SOL). These fees apply whether you burn Raydium liquidity from CPMM or AMM v4 pools on Mainnet or Devnet.
Which Raydium pools can I burn liquidity from?
You can burn Raydium liquidity from both major pool types on Solana:
- Raydium CPMM (Constant Product Market Maker) pools - The newer, more efficient pool standard
- Raydium AMM v4 pools - The traditional automated market maker pools
Our burn Raydium liquidity tool works with both pool types on Solana Mainnet and Devnet. Simply enter your pool ID to permanently burn Raydium liquidity from any compatible pool.
What Does This Tool Do?
DEXArea's Burn Liquidity tool lets you permanently destroy your LP tokens (or CLMM position NFT) from Raydium pools on Solana. Unlike removing liquidity, burning does not return the underlying tokens to your wallet—it locks them in the pool forever and removes your claim from circulation.
The tool supports Raydium AMM v4, CPMM, and CLMM pools. For AMM and CPMM you can burn a percentage or amount of LP tokens; for CLMM you burn the full position NFT only (100% at once).
When Should You Burn Liquidity?
Build trust: Token projects burn liquidity to show they cannot rug pull—the locked assets stay in the pool forever.
Price stability: Permanently locking liquidity reduces the risk of large withdrawals and can increase holder confidence.
Full exit from a CLMM position: For CLMM, burning is the final step to close the position NFT; use Remove Liquidity first if you want to withdraw tokens, then burn the empty position if desired.
Best practice: Burning is irreversible. You will not get underlying tokens back. Only burn when you are sure.
How to Burn Liquidity (Step by Step)
1. Connect your wallet — Use the Solana wallet that holds the LP tokens (AMM/CPMM) or CLMM position NFT.
2. Select a pool — Enter or choose the Raydium pool (AMM v4, CPMM, or CLMM) you want to burn from.
3. Choose how much to burn — For AMM/CPMM: set percentage or LP amount (partial or 100%). For CLMM: you can only burn the full position (100%) at once.
4. Confirm and sign — Review the action. Approve the transaction in your wallet. LP tokens or the CLMM position NFT are permanently destroyed; underlying assets remain in the pool.
After burning, you can create a new pool, add liquidity elsewhere, or create a token for new pools.
This tool is for technical token management only. It does not provide financial or investment advice.