Launch a token on Meteora, step by step.
No code. Pick a starting point, change what you need, and sign in your own wallet. T-minus builds every transaction and never holds your keys, your fees or your liquidity.
The steps of a launch
Pick a starting point
Start from one of the presets below, or from the default: a new token on a Meteora bonding curve. Either way, every setting is filled in before you touch anything.
Name your token
Give it a name, a ticker and an image, and a description and links if you like. The image and details are stored permanently on Arweave.
Check the settings
The launch reads as one sentence: the curve, the fee, the anti-sniper window, where the fees go and the lock. Tap any value to change it. By default the curve runs from a 30 to a 420 SOL market cap, the fee is 1% after starting at 50% for the first minute, the fees go to your wallet and the liquidity is locked for good.
Connect your wallet and sign
Connect a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack, accept the terms once, and read the review: it is read back from the exact transactions you sign. A bonding-curve launch costs about 0.02 SOL in rent and network fees.
After the launch
Trading opens straight away, or at the time you set. When buying lifts the curve to its graduation market cap, T-minus moves it into a Meteora pool within about a minute, and you claim your fees in Manage.
Questions before your first launch
- Do I need to write code?
- No. T-minus turns every setting into transactions for Meteora's own programs, and your wallet signs them.
- What does it cost?
- A bonding-curve launch costs about 0.02 SOL in rent and network fees. On the curve, T-minus takes 10% of the trading fees Meteora leaves, and after graduation it holds 10% of the pool's liquidity, always locked. A plain pool costs 0.1 SOL once, plus the liquidity you deposit.
- Who holds the keys, the fees and the liquidity?
- You do. T-minus builds each transaction and your wallet signs it. The fees go to the wallets you name, and you claim them in Manage.
- Bonding curve or plain pool?
- A bonding curve launches a new token: the price rises with every buy, and the curve graduates to a Meteora pool when it fills. A plain pool opens trading at once at the price your deposit sets, and also works for a token you already have.
- What happens at graduation?
- When buying lifts the curve to its graduation market cap, the SOL raised and the tokens set aside become the liquidity of a Meteora pool. T-minus checks every minute and moves it for you.
- Can I change the settings after launch?
- Most settings are fixed once the launch lands, including who gets the fees and in what shares. The name, the image and a transfer tax stay changeable only if you chose that at launch.
Your launch starts filled in.
Open it, change what you want, and read the review before you sign anything.