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How to Find a Solana Market ID (Pool Address)
A market ID (also called pool address or AMM ID) is required for many Solana DeFi operations. Here is how to find it for any token.
What Is a Solana Market ID?
A Solana market ID (also called pool address, AMM ID, or pair address) is the on-chain address of a specific liquidity pool on a Solana DEX. Every trading pair (e.g., TOKEN/SOL) has a unique pool address that identifies where liquidity is held and where swaps are executed.
The market ID is different from the token's mint address (contract address). The mint address identifies the token itself, while the market ID identifies a specific liquidity pool where that token can be traded. A single token can have multiple market IDs if it has pools on multiple DEXs or paired with different base tokens.
You need the market ID when using volume bots, building trading bots, interacting with DEX APIs, or performing any operation that targets a specific liquidity pool rather than a token in general.
Find Market ID on DexScreener
- Go to DexScreener
- Search for your token by name or paste the token mint address
- Click on the specific pool you want (e.g., TOKEN/SOL on Raydium)
- The pool address is displayed in the "Pair" section at the top of the page
- Click the copy icon next to the pair address to copy the market ID
DexScreener is the easiest method because it shows all pools across all Solana DEXs in one place. You can also see the pool's liquidity depth, volume, and creation date to choose the correct pool if multiple exist.
Find Market ID on Raydium
- Go to the Raydium pools page
- Search for your token
- Click on the pool to open its detail page
- The AMM ID is shown in the pool details — this is your market ID
- Alternatively, the pool address appears in the URL after /pools/
Note: Raydium has multiple pool types (Standard AMM, Concentrated Liquidity, CLMM). Make sure you are using the correct pool type's market ID for your specific use case. Standard AMM pools are most commonly used for volume bot operations.
Find Market ID on Birdeye
- Go to Birdeye
- Search for your token
- On the token page, scroll to the "Markets" or "Pools" section
- Each pool shows its address — click to copy the market ID
Birdeye provides additional useful data alongside the market ID including pool TVL (total value locked), 24h volume, and fee tier. This helps you identify the most active pool when a token has multiple markets.
Find Market ID on Solscan
- Go to Solscan
- Search for the token mint address
- Navigate to the "Markets" tab on the token page
- Each DEX listing shows the pool/market address
Solscan is the most technical option but provides the most detailed on-chain data about each pool, including creation transaction, authority addresses, and all associated accounts. This is useful for verifying pool legitimacy.
Using Market ID with Volume Bots
When using OpenLiquid's Volume Bot on Solana, you can provide either the token's mint address or the specific pool market ID. Using the market ID is preferred because:
- Precision: The bot targets the exact pool you want, avoiding routing through suboptimal pools
- Efficiency: Direct pool targeting avoids Jupiter router overhead and reduces transaction costs
- Consistency: Volume appears in the specific pool that shows on DexScreener, ensuring your volume campaign is visible on trending pages
If you only provide the mint address, the bot automatically selects the highest-liquidity pool for trading. For most tokens, this is the correct choice, but for tokens with multiple pools across different DEXs, specifying the market ID gives you more control.
Frequently Asked Questions
A token address (mint address) identifies the token itself — it is the same across all DEXs and wallets. A market ID (pool address) identifies a specific liquidity pool on a specific DEX where that token can be traded. One token can have many market IDs across different DEXs and trading pairs.
A token has a separate market ID for each liquidity pool where it is listed. If your token has pools on Raydium, PumpSwap, and Orca, it will have at least three different market IDs. Each pool may also have different liquidity depths and trading volumes.
Not necessarily. OpenLiquid's Volume Bot can work with just the token mint address, automatically routing to the best pool. However, providing the specific market ID is recommended for precise targeting, especially if you want volume to appear in a specific pool that shows on DexScreener.
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