PancakeSwap Launches v3 Liquidity Pools on Solana with 0.01% Fees

PancakeSwap’s Solana launch adds v3 concentrated liquidity pools with minimal fees and up to 84% fee rewards, boosting trading depth.

PancakeSwap deployed native v3 liquidity pools on Solana on July 1, 2025, bringing concentrated liquidity features to the blockchain. The decentralized exchange now offers trading fees starting at 0.01% on Solana, with liquidity providers earning up to 84% of collected fees.

The platform's v3 protocol allows liquidity providers to set custom price ranges for their positions, reducing idle capital compared to traditional automated market makers. Providers receive non-fungible tokens representing their liquidity positions, giving them control over specific price intervals and fee tiers.

PancakeSwap operates across multiple blockchains with ~$1.8 billion in total value locked. The exchange first launched its v3 protocol on BNB Chain and Ethereum in April 2023. Solana integration marks the protocol's third major deployment. 

Solana currently holds approximately $8.5 billion in total value locked across its decentralized finance ecosystem. The blockchain processes transactions with sub-second finality and low on-chain costs. PancakeSwap's v3 pools combine these performance characteristics with concentrated liquidity mechanics.

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The launch follows PancakeSwap's April 2025 addition of Solana token swaps through external protocols on its main interface. Users could trade Solana-based tokens before native v3 pools became available.

Concentrated liquidity allows providers to allocate capital within specific price ranges rather than across the entire price spectrum. The system aims to improve capital efficiency and increase fee generation for active liquidity managers. Providers can adjust their positions based on market conditions and expected price movements.

The deployment gives Solana users access to advanced liquidity provision tools previously available only on Ethereum and BNB Chain. Trading volumes and adoption rates on the new pools will determine the success of the integration.

Also read: Solana Stablecoin Adoption Up 600% in 12 Months: 21Shares Report

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