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Node reference

Watch Raydium pools

Stream verified pool-creation transactions

SolanaRaydiumraydiumWatchPoolCreations

Stream verified pool-creation transactions

Part of Solana / Raydium. This reference is generated from the node definitions shipped with Blokboard.

When to use it#

  • Notify me when a new Raydium pool is created.

This node uses solana. Configure the runtime’s RPC route and check Test mode. For signing operations, review wallet safety.

This is an event source. It can keep listening and emit values as events arrive; stop the workflow when you want to stop listening.

Parameters#

ParameterField typeDefaultDescription
Raydium Product (poolType)selectcpmm
Commitment (commitment)selectconfirmedWatchers subscribe at confirmed or finalized commitment so transaction verification cannot miss one-shot processed events.
RPC URL (rpcUrl)string{{global.chains.solana.rpcUrl}}Configured for Solana in workspace RPC settings.
Timeout (seconds) (timeoutSeconds)number0Use 0 to wait until a matching notification arrives or the workflow is stopped.
On failure (onFailure)selectstopChoose whether a failed execution stops the workflow or only ends this path.
Retry attempts (retryCount)number5How many times to reconnect after the subscription connection fails.

Raydium Product: Choices: AMM v4 (ammV4), CPMM (cpmm), CLMM (clmm).

Commitment: Choices: Confirmed (confirmed), Finalized (finalized). Available under More options.

RPC URL: Available under More options.

Timeout (seconds): Available under More options.

On failure: Choices: Stop workflow (stop), Continue (continue). Available under More options.

Retry attempts: Available under More options. Limits: minimum 0; no declared maximum.

Inputs#

PortValueDescription
inany

Outputs#

PortValueDescription
outobjectA successful Raydium pool creation verified against its parsed transaction.

out fields#

FieldTypeDescription
signaturestring
poolstring
mintAstring
mintBstring
accountsarray

Use in a workflow#

Connect this node to the path that should execute it. Run a small example, inspect its actual output, and use the expression picker to select values for later nodes.

See expressions for mapping values, workflow basics for connections, and troubleshooting for failed runs.