Launching on Solana

Solana token launching is powered by Raydium Launchlab, giving Bankr agents access to the Solana ecosystem’s deep liquidity and fast execution. Bankr acquired aiisdev in May 2025 to bring native Solana capabilities to the platform, and Raydium Launchlab is the core protocol behind Solana launches.

Protocol: Raydium Launchlab

Raydium Launchlab is a token launch protocol on Solana that uses a two-phase model:

1. Bonding Curve Phase — The initial launch phase where your token trades along a bonding curve. During this phase, you earn 100% of creator fees on every trade.
2. Migration to CPMM — When certain conditions are met (typically sufficient liquidity or volume thresholds), the token migrates to a Constant Product Market Maker (CPMM) pool. The fee structure changes after migration.

This two-phase design allows your token to bootstrap liquidity through the bonding curve and then transition to a standard AMM for long-term trading.

How to Launch

1. Prompt your agent to launch on Solana

   Submit a launch request through the Agent API:

   Launch a token on Solana

   curl -X POST https://api.bankr.bot/agent/prompt \
     -H "X-API-Key: bk_YOUR_KEY" \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -d '{"prompt": "Launch a token called MySolAgent with ticker MSOL on Solana"}'

   As with Base launches, you can include an optional image URL in your prompt.

2. Raydium Launchlab creates the token with a bonding curve

   The protocol deploys your token contract and initializes the bonding curve. Your token is immediately tradeable on Solana.

3. During the curve phase, trading generates fees

   Every trade on the bonding curve incurs a 0.5% fee. During this phase, 100% of the creator fee share goes directly to you. This is the highest-earning phase for creators.

4. When conditions are met, the token migrates to CPMM

   Once the bonding curve reaches its target, the token migrates to a standard Constant Product Market Maker pool on Raydium. This provides deeper liquidity and standard AMM trading mechanics.

5. Post-migration fee structure changes

   After migration, the fee split changes significantly. The creator share drops from 100% to 50%, with 40% going to Bankr and 10% burned. Plan your strategy around this transition.

Fee Structure

During Bonding Curve Phase

The bonding curve phase is the most lucrative for creators:

• 0.5% fee on all trades
• 100% of creator fees go directly to you
• This phase lasts until the bonding curve reaches its migration threshold

Maximize your earnings during this phase by driving trading activity early. The bonding curve phase is when your creator share is at its highest.

Post-Migration to CPMM

After migration to the Constant Product Market Maker, the fee distribution changes:

Recipient	Share
Creator (you)	50%
Bankr	40%
Burned	10%

The total fee rate may differ from the bonding curve phase, and your share is reduced to 50%. However, post-migration tokens typically see higher trading volume due to deeper liquidity and better price execution, which can offset the lower percentage.

Note

Solana token launching is not supported via the @bankr/sdk. Use the Agent API or OpenClaw skills instead. The SDK currently only supports Base chain operations.

Caution

The fee structure changes after migration from bonding curve to CPMM. Plan accordingly — if your agent’s sustainability depends on a specific fee rate, model both phases to ensure viability throughout the token’s lifecycle.

Key Differences from Base

Feature	Base (Clanker)	Solana (Raydium Launchlab)
Swap fee	1.2%	0.5% (curve phase)
Creator share	57% (constant)	100% (curve) / 50% (CPMM)
Liquidity	Locked permanently	Migrates to CPMM
Fee model	Single phase	Two phases
SDK support	Yes	No (API/Skills only)

Next Steps

Claiming Fees How to check and claim your accumulated token trading fees.

Token Launching Overview Compare Base and Solana launches and understand the full token lifecycle.