Raydium LaunchLab Adds Support for Any Token Pair on Solana

Raydium expanded LaunchLab to support launches against any token pair, replacing the need to use only a predetermined quote asset. The Solana decentralized exchange said in a Sept.

6 product announcement that LaunchOnSF is the first integration partner to put the flexible-pairing model into use. The change alters how creators can structure a launch from its bonding phase through the creation of an automated-market-maker pool.

Raydium framed the release as a way to deepen liquidity, reduce fees and give token communities more control over the asset used on the other side of a market. What flexible pairing changes A token pair defines the two assets exchanged in a market.

Launch infrastructure often fixes one side of that pair to a common asset, simplifying routing but limiting how a project can organize liquidity. LaunchLab’s update lets a creator select another supported token instead.