Liquidity

Pool discovery

Liquidity reads Raydium's public Solana API. Up to 30 pools are loaded in reported TVL order; search and type filters apply to that snapshot. More pools exist outside this view. Each pool includes its addresses, reported TVL, 24-hour volume, swap fee and historical fee APR.

The displayed time is when SANVIO fetched the snapshot, not an on-chain update time. Raydium caches statistics, so values can lag the chain. APR is annualized historical fee performance, not a guaranteed return. Pool listings do not establish token safety.

Look up LP holdings

Paste a public Solana address or use an installed wallet. This requests an address and reads confirmed SPL Token balances; no signature or transaction approval is requested. The address is sent to the configured Solana RPC. Token mint addresses are sent to Raydium to identify standard LP tokens.

The scan combines balances across token accounts and preserves integer precision. It checks at most 100 distinct nonzero mints and labels a larger wallet as a partial scan. Frozen holdings are identified. An address lookup does not prove wallet ownership.

Only unstaked standard LP tokens matched to supported Raydium pools are shown. CLMM position NFTs, farm deposits, locked liquidity, Token-2022 holdings and other venues are excluded. An empty result is not evidence that the wallet has no liquidity. Token holdings are not an estimate of withdrawable assets.

Add or withdraw liquidity

Manage on Raydium opens the official Raydium liquidity page. Choose the pool using the exact pool and mint addresses, connect your wallet there, and review the venue's fees, price range and transaction before approval. Transactions submitted on Raydium are not recorded in SANVIO's Activity journal.

Direct deposits, withdrawals, fee claims and reward claims inside SANVIO are not implemented. NEAR and Robinhood liquidity adapters are not connected.

Sources: Raydium API, Raydium SDK, Raydium liquidity.