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How to Add Liquidity on Solana: Orca, Raydium, Meteora & PumpSwap

November 11, 2026

Quick answer

You can add liquidity on Solana across six DEX types: Orca Whirlpools and Raydium CLMM (concentrated liquidity), Raydium CPMM and PumpSwap (full-range x·y=k AMMs), and Meteora DLMM and DAMM v2 (dynamic bins). Transaction fees are tiny, but new positions usually require SOL account rent, most of which is returned when the position is closed.

BaniPool data as of November 13, 2026: the largest pool on Solana is SOL/USDC (Orca Whirlpools) with $19.9M TVL; the highest fee APR among large Solana pools is SOL/USDC (Meteora DLMM) at 116.3%.

Live data from the BaniPool index (pools with TVL ≥ $1M), refreshed every 30 minutes — full DeFi liquidity report

How to Add Liquidity on Solana: Orca, Raydium, Meteora & PumpSwap

Add liquidity on Solana across 6 DEXes — Orca Whirlpools, Raydium CLMM/CPMM, Meteora DLMM/DAMM v2, PumpSwap — with account rent explained, SOL Zap In and a Jito private mempool.

How to Add Liquidity on Solana: Orca, Raydium, Meteora & PumpSwap

How to add liquidity on Solana differs from EVM in two ways: every position needs account rent, and there are six DEXes with different position types. BaniPool supports all of them — Orca Whirlpools, Raydium CLMM, Raydium CPMM, Meteora DLMM, Meteora DAMM v2 and PumpSwap — from one pool page, with Zap In using SOL and an optional Jito private mempool. This guide covers the steps, how each DEX differs, and the costs that confuse most people.

How to add liquidity on Solana: liquidity panel on a BaniPool pool page

Top Solana pools (BaniPool data, November 10, 2026)

PoolDEXFeeTVL24h volumeFee APR
SOL/USDCOrca Whirlpools0.04%$24.5M$112.1M~68.9%
SOL/USDCRaydium CLMM0.04%$6.6M$24.5M~50.6%
USDC/SOLPumpSwap0.3%$5.1M$4.5M~96.1%
SOL/JitoSOLOrca Whirlpools0.01%$4.9M$0.8M~0.6%

The same SOL/USDC pair earns different APRs on different DEXes — always compare before depositing.

What you need

  • A Solana wallet: Phantom, Solflare or Backpack (WalletConnect · Solana on mobile).
  • SOL for network fees and account rent, on top of your capital.
  • The tokens to deposit — or just SOL with Zap In.

Steps to add liquidity on Solana

  1. Open Solana pools on BaniPool, sort by TVL or search a token.
  2. Check the A–F security grade, 24h volume and the fee breakdown (how much goes to LPs).
  3. Log in with your Solana wallet.
  4. In the liquidity panel, enter one token amount (the other side fills automatically), or choose Zap In to pay with a single token.
  5. For concentrated pools (Orca, Raydium CLMM, Meteora DLMM), choose a price range or bin range.
  6. Open ⚙ for slippage and turn on Private mempool (Jito) so bots cannot see the transaction before it lands.
  7. Sign. Every transaction is simulated first; if the simulation fails, nothing is signed.
  8. The position shows in the panel and in your Profile. Withdraw 25/50/100% at any time.

How Solana DEXes differ

DEXModelPosition formLP fees
Orca WhirlpoolsConcentrated liquidityPosition NFTClaimed
Raydium CLMMConcentrated liquidityPosition NFTClaimed
Raydium CPMMx·y=kLP tokenAdded to position value
PumpSwapx·y=k, tiered feesLP token (Token-2022)Added to position value
Meteora DAMM v2Dynamic AMMPosition NFTClaimed
Meteora DLMMPrice bins, dynamic feesPosition account per bin rangeClaimed

PumpSwap uses market-cap tiered fees — the LP share can be just 0.02% at first. Read PumpSwap fees explained before depositing into new tokens. For DLMM, see Meteora DLMM strategies.

Account rent: the cost you get back

Solana requires a rent deposit for every new account:

  • Meteora DLMM position: ~0.042 SOL, refunded when the position is closed.
  • Orca / Raydium CLMM position: around ~0.01 SOL, refunded when closed.
  • New bin arrays / tick arrays never created before: extra rent that is not refunded (shared by all LPs of that pool).

BaniPool shows rent in the dialog and on the position card ("Account rent — refunded on close"), so your capital and PnL are not mixed up with rent.

Solana private mempool

The swap inside Zap In and deposits into small-token pools are sandwich targets. With Private mempool (Jito) on, transactions go through Jito with a small tip and are not broadcast before they land. Details: Solana private mempool.

FAQ

Why did my SOL balance drop more than the amount I deposited?

Usually account rent (e.g. ~0.042 SOL for DLMM) plus network fees. Position rent comes back when you close the position.

Which Solana DEX is best for adding liquidity?

For major pairs like SOL/USDC, Orca Whirlpools and Raydium CLMM carry the most volume. New tokens often trade first on PumpSwap or Meteora — at much higher risk.

Can I add liquidity with only SOL?

Yes, with Zap In: BaniPool swaps part of your SOL through Jupiter and deposits in one flow.

Do I need a private mempool to add liquidity?

Recommended for Zap In and small-token pools. It costs only a ~0.0001 SOL tip.

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