Network and accounts
SOL pays for Solana transactions and required account creation. The pair itself can contain other tokens.
Your ecosystem guide / Meteora
Meteora provides liquidity for swaps and token launches on Solana. DLMM distributes assets across price bins, DAMM v2 represents positions with NFTs, and DBC runs initial curve trading before moving to a pool.
The selected product determines how a position is represented.
SOL pays for Solana transactions and required account creation. The pair itself can contain other tokens.
A position tracks shares in selected price bins. Swaps change the active bin and the token mix.
The NFT controls the position’s liquidity, accrued fees and rewards. Transferring it transfers that control to the new owner.
Liquidity mechanics
Choose a product: each has its own asset path, ownership accounting and trading conditions.
Fees accrue to liquidity used by swaps. Outside the chosen bins, the position stops earning trading fees. Withdrawal returns current position assets; fees are collected separately.
Product rules ↗A pool uses a fixed range or a full-range mode that reinvests a share of fees. The NFT owner withdraws available liquidity and collects fees; locks determine the accessible portion.
Product rules ↗Initial curve trading stops when the curve completes. Migration creates a pool and positions with configured creator and partner shares, locks and fees. New DBC launches use DAMM v2.
Product rules ↗Fee results depend on liquidity usage and pool settings.
A bin uses one fixed price. Once its available asset is consumed, the swap moves to the next bin; a large trade can cross several prices.
DLMM and DAMM v2 can incorporate volatility into fees. The amount and fee token depend on the selected pool’s configuration.
DAMM v2 can hold unlocked, vesting and permanently locked liquidity. Accrued fees and the right to withdraw principal are accounted for separately.
A liquidity provider selects a pool and allocation; a launch team selects the curve, migration terms and future position owners.
Pools and portfolio
Meteora App supports pool search by asset or address, liquidity deposits and withdrawals, position views and fee collection.
DLMM management
Dynamic Terminal combines charts, bin selection and position operations. Changing the range changes the asset allocation.
Pool and launch creation
Invent configures DLMM, DAMM and DBC. DBC settings include the quote asset, curve, threshold and post-migration liquidity distribution.
Enter or exit with a swap
Zap helps add liquidity to DLMM/DAMM v2 and swap tokens received when exiting. Supported exit routes include DAMM v2, DLMM and Jupiter; the interface prepares the pool and transaction terms.
Your wallet signs operations for the selected pool. SOL is needed for network execution and position-account creation. Meteora’s terms exclude citizens and residents of the United States, China and other listed restricted territories from its services, as well as entities incorporated there or with a registered office there.
Select a pool by token mint addresses and the pool address. A name or ticker does not identify a particular token.
In DLMM, choose bins and a liquidity shape. For DAMM v2, check the pool mode, fees and position locks.
Creating a position account can reserve SOL. The interface separates transaction costs from funds refundable when an eligible account is closed.
The pool distributes fees under its version and configuration; a DBC launch separately defines creator and partner recipients.
Accrued fees, available liquidity and SOL held in a closing account belong to different operations.
The owner collects available position fees and rewards. Reward-program availability depends on the pool.
Remove the position’s available liquidity. Its current token mix depends on price and past swaps. Vesting liquidity unlocks on its schedule; permanently locked liquidity cannot be withdrawn.
After withdrawing and collecting accruals, close an eligible position account. Released SOL rent follows the account rules.
Checked on 14.10.2026
Checked on 15.10.2026
Information reviewed: 15 October 2026
DLMM distributes liquidity across discrete price bins. DAMM v2 uses a fixed range or full-range compounding, with position ownership represented by an NFT.
If current price leaves your position’s bins, its liquidity is not used by swaps. Accrual resumes when price returns or the allocation is changed.
New DBC configurations migrate to DAMM v2 after the configured threshold is reached and migration is completed. Launch rules define the resulting positions and locks.
Control over the corresponding position: its liquidity, accruals and available actions. Permanent and vesting locks remain in force.