LP Locker
Prove your liquidity is locked. Pick a Raydium LP token from your wallet and either burn it — permanently destroying it so the underlying liquidity can never be pulled — or lockit in Raydium's CPMM lock program and receive an on-chain lock NFT receipt. You sign in your own wallet; nothing is custodial.
Connect your wallet
Connect a Solana wallet to see the LP tokens you hold and lock or burn them. Everything is non-custodial — you sign in your own wallet.
Why lock or burn LP tokens
When you add liquidity to a Raydium pool you receive LP tokens that represent your share of that pool. Whoever holds those LP tokens can pull the liquidity back out. Burning or locking them removes that ability, which is how token projects prove their liquidity is committed rather than waiting to be drained. It's one of the clearest on-chain signals a launch isn't built for a rug pull.
How it works
Connect your wallet and the tool lists every SPL token you hold — pick the LP mint for your pool. Choose burn to destroy the LP tokens permanently, or lock to move them into Raydium's CPMM lock program and receive a lock NFT receipt. The lock NFT proves the lock and controls any future fee claims, so keep it safe. Locking is mainnet-only; on Devnet you can still burn to lock liquidity permanently.
Before you start
Both actions are irreversible — burned tokens are gone and locked principal can never be unlocked, so double-check the amount. This tool is non-custodial: you sign every transaction yourself. If you still need to set up your pair, create an OpenBook market id first, browse the full tools hub, or start by creating a token.
Frequently asked questions
What does locking LP tokens prove?
LP tokens represent your share of a liquidity pool. Locking or burning them shows the community that the underlying liquidity can't be suddenly withdrawn — a common way to demonstrate your project isn't set up for a rug pull.
What's the difference between burning and locking?
Burning destroys the LP tokens permanently, so the liquidity they represent can never be withdrawn by anyone, including you. Locking moves them into Raydium's CPMM lock program: the principal stays locked but you receive a lock NFT receipt and can still claim trading fees over time.
Is burning or locking reversible?
No. Both are permanent. Burned LP tokens are gone forever, and locked principal cannot be unlocked. Only keep going once you fully understand the action can't be undone.
Which pools support locking?
Raydium CPMM (CP-Swap) pools support locking and run on mainnet only. Classic AMM v4 and CLMM pools do not support the lock program — for those you can still burn the LP tokens to lock liquidity permanently.