How withdrawing works for each Raydium pool type
CPMM (CP-Swap) and AMM v4 pools issue fungible LP tokens. When you withdraw, the program burns the LP you hand back and pays out the same share of both reserves. Trading fees stay in the reserves, so your LP usually redeems for more than you deposited, before price moves. SOLTidy reads the pool and both vaults on-chain, subtracts what the pool owes in protocol and fund fees (and, for AMM v4, its pending PnL), and shows exactly what your LP is worth. AMM v4 withdrawals also pass the pool's OpenBook market accounts, which SOLTidy reads from the market itself.
A CLMM position is an NFT tied to a price range. Its tokens depend on where the price sits: inside the range it holds both tokens, below it only the first, above it only the second. Withdrawing decreases the position's liquidity and always pays out every fee and farm reward it has earned. On a full withdrawal you can also close the position, which burns the NFT and returns its rent. Your minimums are the estimates less your slippage, and for Token-2022 tokens with a transfer fee, less that fee too.
What happens to SOL and your token accounts
Raydium pools hold wrapped SOL (wSOL). The withdrawal pays it into your wSOL account and then closes that account, so you receive plain SOL plus the account's rent. Any wSOL that was already in that account is unwrapped too.
If you withdraw all of your LP, the empty LP token account is closed in the same transaction and its rent, about 0.0015 to 0.002 SOL, comes back to you. Closing a CLMM position refunds its rent as well. If you don't hold an account for one of the tokens yet, one is created for you.
Positions this tool can't withdraw
LP that was burned, or locked with Raydium's Burn & Earn, can never be withdrawn by anyone. A Burn & Earn lock, for CPMM LP or a CLMM position, still lets you claim its trading fees with the Raydium LP Locker.
Raydium's stable pools and LaunchLab bonding curves aren't listed here. A pool whose withdrawals Raydium has paused is shown with a badge and can't be withdrawn until it reopens.
| Liquidity | Withdrawable? | Fees |
|---|---|---|
| CPMM or AMM v4 LP tokens in your wallet | Yes, with this tool | Included in what you withdraw |
| CLMM position NFT in your wallet | Yes, with this tool | Paid out with any withdrawal |
| CPMM LP or CLMM position locked with Burn & Earn | Never | Claimable with the fee-key NFT |
| Burned LP tokens | Never | Lost with the LP |
Questions & answers
How do I remove liquidity on Raydium?
Connect the wallet that holds your LP tokens or CLMM position, pick the position, choose a percentage and sign. Raydium's program pays both tokens to your wallet in the same transaction.
Why do I get back a different ratio than I deposited?
Pools rebalance as people trade, so your share holds more of whichever token was sold into the pool. A CLMM position that has moved out of its range holds only one of the two tokens. You always receive what your position holds at the moment the withdrawal lands.
Do I get my CLMM fees when I withdraw?
Yes. Any withdrawal from a CLMM position, even a partial one, also pays out every trading fee and farm reward the position has earned. The card and the review show the unclaimed fees before you sign.
How much does it cost?
A flat 0.09 SOL per withdrawal plus the network fee. Raydium charges nothing to withdraw. Withdrawing all of your LP closes the LP account and refunds about 0.0015 to 0.002 SOL; closing a CLMM position refunds its rent too.
Can I withdraw liquidity that was burned or locked?
No. Burned LP is gone, and liquidity locked with Raydium's Burn & Earn can never be withdrawn. With a Burn & Earn lock you can still claim the trading fees using its fee-key NFT.
