Liquidity locking
Lock liquidity.
Set the date.
Lock LP tokens and liquidity positions on Ethereum, supported EVM chains and Solana. Make your liquidity commitment and unlock date visible onchain.
Check requirements & feesA defined duration. A visible commitment.
Before you open the app
Have these ready.
- The wallet holding your LP tokens or liquidity position.
- Your pool address, network and AMM version.
- The amount or position to lock and your chosen unlock date.
- The network’s native token for gas, plus any service fees.
Check compatibility.
EVM support depends on the network and V2, V3 or V4 pool. Solana has separate lockers for supported Raydium, Meteora DLMM and PumpSwap pools.
Supported networks & products Supported Solana poolsKnow the cost.
Locking fees depend on the network and locker version. Check the fee schedule for your exact pool before committing. Network gas is paid separately.
V2 LP tokens fees V3 positions fees V4 positions fees Solana pools feesA stronger starting point
Make the unlock date verifiable.
Share the public record so your community can check the locked position and unlock date. A liquidity lock restricts withdrawal of that position; it does not guarantee token safety.
Set the terms.
Choose a lock period that fits your project. Commit your liquidity position for that duration.
Make it verifiable.
Let your community inspect the lock and its unlock date. Onchain records speak for themselves.
Lock where you build.
Lock supported Uniswap V2, V3 and V4 positions on Ethereum and EVM chains, or supported Raydium and other Solana pools.
How it works
Create a liquidity lock.
Use these steps to prepare. Check current availability and the project guide before opening the app.
Explore the documentation- 01
Choose your position.
Connect your wallet, select a supported network, and find the liquidity position you want to lock.
- 02
Make your commitment.
Set the lock duration, review the details and fees, and confirm the transaction in your wallet.
- 03
Share the proof.
Give your community the lock record so they can verify your commitment onchain.
Good foundations stand up to a closer look.
Read the documentation. Review the public audits. Build with a clearer picture.
What is an LP lock or liquidity lock?
An LP lock holds LP tokens or a liquidity position in a smart contract for a defined period, restricting withdrawal until the unlock date. The onchain record lets your community verify the commitment. Locking liquidity does not guarantee the safety of the token itself.
Which liquidity positions can I lock?
UNCX supports Uniswap V2 LP tokens and V3 and V4 liquidity positions on supported EVM networks. Solana lockers cover supported Raydium AMM V4, CP Swap and CLMM pools, Meteora DLMM and PumpSwap. Check the app and documentation for your exact pool and network.
Can I lock liquidity on Ethereum and Solana?
Yes. UNCX offers liquidity lockers on Ethereum and supported EVM chains, as well as separate Solana liquidity lockers. Networks and AMM versions have different availability and fees. Select the correct network and pool in the app before creating your lock.
Where can my community check a lock?
Share the lock record from the UNCX app. Your community can review its details and inspect the associated onchain transaction. To find a pool’s locks, search the liquidity explorer using its pair address.
How to verify locked liquidityCan I keep my V3 position’s price range?
The V3 app can offer keeping the current range or converting to full range. Available options depend on the deployment and position; do not assume conversion is required or supported for every integration. Review your exact position in the app before confirming.
Review the V3 locking guideYour next move starts here