Raydium LaunchLab Solana Launch

Sumo launches coins on Raydium LaunchLab directly on chain, attributed to your own LaunchLab platform. There is no launchpad account or launchpad fee: the first transaction of the Jito bundle creates your platform (or uses one you already have), creates the pool, lands the dev buy, and your bundle buys follow in the same bundle. When the curve sells out, Raydium graduates it into a Raydium CPMM pool.

Prerequisites

1. Token metadata: name, ticker, image, description, and social links
2. SOL for the dev buy, bundle buys, platform, pool and metadata rent, transaction fees and the Jito tip, plus optional holder or injection top-ups
3. On a token-quoted launch, enough extra SOL for the funding swap that buys the quote token
4. A launch plan: quote, platform, graduation raise, supply target, dev buy, bundle wallet count, holder count
5. A wallet plan: ready wallets from private keys, Wallet Farm, another profile, or new / aged wallets from Wallet Marketplace

Quote

Every token Raydium has a LaunchLab config for can be the quote (about 650 on Solana mainnet, one config each). The picker lists SOL, USDC and USD1 first, then Jupiter-verified tokens, then the rest; tokens Jupiter does not verify show their mint address. Tokens whose mint Sumo cannot move with plain transfers (an active transfer hook, a frozen default state, paused) are listed as unavailable with the reason.

The quote is locked after the first draft save.

Platform

Create my platform (default). Your dev wallet becomes the admin of a new LaunchLab platform, created in the launch's first transaction (about 0.0075 SOL rent). A LaunchLab platform is tied to its admin wallet, so each wallet can own one. The created platform:

If the dev wallet already owns a platform, Sumo says so and shows its address: switch to Use an existing platform with that address, or use another dev wallet.

Use an existing platform. Paste a LaunchLab PlatformConfig address, for example your dev wallet's platform from an earlier launch. Its fees, CPMM fee tier, LP split and fee wallets are read from chain and shown read-only. Platforms that only allow some quotes must allow the chosen quote; platforms with curve rules are refused.

The LP fee NFT and the CPMM creator fees go to the wallets the platform names when the coin graduates, not to the creator wallet of this launch. Buy Setup warns when they differ, for example when you reuse your dev wallet's platform with another creator wallet. If the platform's admin changes those wallets before graduation, the change applies to every coin on the platform that has not graduated yet; a draft saved before the change is then refused at launch and must be started again.

Graduation Raise

The quote the curve raises before it graduates. Defaults: 85 SOL, 15,000 USDC or USD1. Other quotes need a raise; Buy Setup shows the minimum Raydium's config allows for the quote. The raise is locked after the first draft save.

Raydium's keeper migrates a completed curve into a CPMM pool on its own. The bundle never completes the curve.

Buy Modes

Bundle. The dev buy and the bundle buys land in the pool-creation bundle. Every transaction is a v1 transaction, so no lookup table is needed.

The other Buy Setup controls (the Launch plan card with its dev buy and bundle rows and cost strip, holder and injection wallets, token cleanup, Snipe after launch, vanity mint, slippage, Jito tip) work as on the other Solana launchpads; see Launch a New Token. On a token quote the Launch plan's Bundle cost is in SOL and includes the SOL the funding swap spends on the quote.

Creator Wallet (Advanced). Name another Solana address as the pool creator; LaunchLab then pays the curve creator fee to it instead of the dev wallet. On a platform created by this launch it also receives the LP fee NFT and the CPMM creator fees after graduation. Use a wallet of the profile to claim the curve fees from Sumo; any other address claims them outside Sumo.

Funding

The funding table shows each wallet's SOL needs (rent, fees, tip, cleanup) and its buy in the quote. On a token-quoted launch, fund the wallets in SOL, then use Swap SOL to <QUOTE> to buy the quote through the treasury swap; the swap can also return quote to SOL.

Fees and Costs

• Raydium: a 0.25% trade fee on the curve; after graduation, the CPMM fee tier's trade fee and creator fee (default 0.25% + 1%, the 1% going to the creator wallet).
• Your platform: the creator fee you chose (0% platform fee on a created platform). On an existing platform, its own platform and creator fees.
• Solana: platform rent (created platforms), pool, vault, mint and metadata rent, token-account rent, transaction fees and the Jito tip.
• Sumo: the usual launch fee settings and, on token-quoted launches, the treasury swap fee.

Creator Fee Claims

Raydium LaunchLab profiles expose Claim creator fees in the profile wallet toolbar, the Live Trading actions menu and the command palette. The claim collects the curve creator fee into the creator wallet; LaunchLab keeps one balance per creator wallet and quote, so the claim collects every LaunchLab launch of that wallet in that quote. The creator wallet must belong to the profile, and the usual Sumo platform fee on creator fee claims applies. After graduation the same Claim creator fees collects everything the creator wallet is owed in one transaction: curve creator fees still in LaunchLab, the CPMM pool's creator fee (Raydium keeps 5% of it on the current fee tiers) and the LP fees of the LP fee NFT. The preview lists each line. The Sumo platform fee applies to the creator fees, not to the LP fees. When a reused platform sends the LP fee NFT or the CPMM creator fees to another wallet, this claim leaves them (the preview names that wallet); Claim LP fees collects the NFT's fees from a profile wallet that holds it.