Introducing LaunchLab, Raydium's all-in-one token launchpad.

The news comes on the heels of its split with Pump.fun, which recently launched its own decentralized exchange, ending its partnership with Raydium.

Solana-based decentralized exchange Raydium has officially announced the launch of its new token launchpad, known as LaunchLab.

Announcing the launch of LaunchLab, a more complete and customizable token launchpad.

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Aimed at providing a more complete and customizable experience for token creators compared to Pump.fun's streamlined service, LaunchLab offers several configuration options.

Among them, LaunchLab enables adjusting the total token supply, defining the bonding curve, setting the volume of SOL to be raised before liquidity is migrated to Raydium's automated market maker, and includes options for gradual token vesting and migration fee splitting.

In contrast, Pump.fun continues to take a more streamlined approach, allowing only aesthetic customizations. This simplicity has helped it attract large-scale users since 2024, but it may alienate projects seeking more control over tokenomics and distribution structure.

LaunchLab was originally scheduled for April 2, but its launch was delayed to align strategic partnerships with the likes of BullX and Jupiter.

The team is also collaborating with about 10 external groups that plan to use LaunchLab's infrastructure to develop their own applications and distribution models, another collaborator, Stendhal, revealed.

"We're building a broader set of tools and experiences for launching on Solana," said Tom, Raydium's pseudonymous leader.

As of March 20, tokens launched by Pump.fun have been exclusively closed on PumpSwap, while Raydium now offers a robust alternative with advanced solutions for token launches and swaps.