Non-Custodial · On-Chain · Verifiable

Solana Token Locker & LP Locker

Lock SPL tokens and LP tokens on Solana with verifiable on-chain security. Locks are held in Program Derived Addresses (PDAs) with no private keys and unlock only after the unlock date.

Supports Raydium, Meteora, Moonshot, Pump.fun and Token-2022. Lock tokens in under a minute.

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Solana Token Locker & LP Locker

Lock SPL tokens, Token-2022 tokens, and LP tokens on Solana with verifiable on-chain locks. Supports Raydium, Meteora, Moonshot and Pump.fun.

Total Locks

266

Active Locks

228

Unlockable

38

My Locks

0

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Solana Token Locker & LP Locker

Lock any SPL token, Token-2022 token, or LP token on Solana with StakePoint's on-chain token locker. Supports major launchpads including Pump.fun. Read our complete guide to locking tokens on Solana.

How do I lock tokens on Solana?

To lock tokens on Solana, go to StakePoint, connect your Solana wallet, select the SPL or Token-2022 token you want to lock, set a lock duration, and confirm the transaction. Your tokens are immediately transferred into a Program Derived Address on-chain. No one — including StakePoint — can withdraw them before the unlock date. The lock is publicly verifiable on Solscan using the token mint address.

How do I lock liquidity on Solana?

To lock liquidity on Solana, connect your wallet on StakePoint, select your Raydium or Meteora LP token, choose a lock duration, and confirm. Locking LP tokens proves the liquidity cannot be withdrawn early — investors can verify the locked liquidity on-chain instantly. This is the standard method used by Solana projects to prove liquidity commitment after launch.

Does StakePoint support token vesting?

No. StakePoint supports token locking with a fixed unlock date. It does not provide automated vesting schedules such as cliffs or linear unlocks. StakePoint is not affiliated with SparkPoint (SRK).

How do I lock Pump.fun tokens on Solana?

Pump.fun token locking works by connecting your wallet on StakePoint, selecting your token, setting a lock duration, and confirming the transaction. You can lock dev wallet tokens or team allocations before or after graduation. The lock is publicly verifiable on-chain — when investors ask whether tokens are locked, you can share the StakePoint lock URL as proof.

Why Lock Tokens?

Token locking is how Solana projects prove they cannot withdraw liquidity or team tokens before the unlock date. Tokens are held in a Program Derived Address — mathematically impossible to withdraw early, by anyone including the developer and StakePoint. Pump.fun devs who lock tokens before or after graduation provide verifiable transparency to their community.

How It Works

Connect your Solana wallet, select the token or LP token you want to lock, choose your lock duration, and confirm the transaction. Your tokens are secured on-chain until the unlock date. No one — not even StakePoint — can withdraw them early. All locks are held in Program Derived Addresses with no private keys.

Supported Platforms & Token Standards

StakePoint's locker supports LP tokens from Raydium, Meteora, and any SPL or Token-2022 token on Solana. Whether you're locking memecoin liquidity, team allocations, transfer-tax tokens, or team allocation tokens — it all works through the same simple interface. Full Token-2022 support means tokens with transfer fees, interest-bearing mechanics, or other extensions lock seamlessly.

Who Uses Token Locks?

Project owners securing liquidity from Raydium or Meteora, teams locking token allocations, and investors verifying locked positions. Whether locking tokens before launch or locking LP after migration, StakePoint provides transparent, verifiable locks directly on the Solana blockchain. Supports Pump.fun, Moonshot, Raydium LaunchLab and Token-2022.

Currently securing 266 active locks.