Claim LP Fees on Arbitrum Without Withdrawing Your Uniswap Liquidity

Claim LP fees on Arbitrum to move the unclaimed trading fees of your Uniswap v3 or v4 position to your wallet. The liquidity stays in the pool. The Tokenry fee is 0.0015 ETH plus network gas, both in ETH. You sign one message for your position NFT, then one transaction. Locked v4 liquidity from Tokenry's pool creator pays only gas.

Arbitrum ERC-200.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus gas

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How it works

Steps to claim liquidity pool fees on Arbitrum

  1. 1

    Select the pool

    With the wallet that owns the position NFT connected, pick it from your pool cards or paste a token or pool address.

  2. 2

    See what the position earned

    Choose the position if the pool holds several. The "Unclaimed fees" card shows "You receive about" with each token's amount.

  3. 3

    Check the full cost

    Press "Review claim". The review shows the Tokenry fee, an estimate of network gas and the total.

  4. 4

    Sign once, then send the claim

    Press "Claim fees", sign the message for your position NFT, then confirm the transaction. The fees arrive in your wallet.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Do I need ARB to claim pool fees on Arbitrum?

No. A fee claim on Arbitrum is paid in ETH only: the 0.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus network gas. Any priority tip your wallet adds is also paid in ETH.

Will a fee claim on Arbitrum close my Uniswap position?

No. A fee claim on Arbitrum pays out the position's unclaimed fees, so you claim trading fees without removing liquidity and the position stays open. Removing liquidity also pays out the fees, so choose removal only when you want to withdraw the liquidity.

My Arbitrum liquidity is in Uniswap v2. How do I get its fees?

Remove the liquidity: Uniswap v2 pools on Arbitrum have no separate fees to claim. Their trading fees are added to the pool and come out when you remove liquidity on Arbitrum. If you paste a v2 pool into Claim Fees, a note points you to the remove tool.

Does the tool find positions in every Uniswap fee tier on Arbitrum?

For Uniswap v3, yes. Arbitrum's Uniswap v3 has 4 fee tiers, 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% and 1%, and Claim Fees finds and claims positions on all of them. For Uniswap v4, the tool finds positions on those same 4 fee tiers. If a position on one of these tiers does not show, paste the pool or token address.

Will the ETH side of my fees arrive as WETH?

Usually not. On Arbitrum, fees from a v4 pool with native ETH arrive as ETH. On a v3 ETH pair, the WETH side is unwrapped to ETH. The exception is a token with a tax or limits on a v3 ETH pair. On that pair, the ETH side of your fees is paid as WETH, and the review shows WETH before you confirm.

Why does the claim ask me to sign a message before the transaction?

The message lets Tokenry's contract use your position NFT for this one claim. In the same transaction, the contract collects the fees to your wallet and returns the NFT. Only the owner of the position NFT can sign this message, and no token approval is needed. Your wallet signs every step, and Tokenry never holds your keys.

Can I claim Arbitrum pool fees with no Tokenry fee at all?

Yes, in 2 cases. A Uniswap v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator pays no Tokenry fee when you claim its fees, only gas. Outside Tokenry, Uniswap's own app collects v3 and v4 fees on Arbitrum for gas only. Uniswap Labs stopped charging interface fees on December 27, 2025 (Uniswap Labs fees). Both routes still need ETH for that gas.

The details

More about the Arbitrum Claim Fees

01

Costs of an Arbitrum fee claim, line by line

One fee claim on Arbitrum One can include these costs. The Tokenry fee is 0.0015 ETH per claim, paid to Tokenry. On a v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator, the Tokenry fee is 0. Network gas is shown in the review as an estimate and goes to the Arbitrum network. A priority tip is extra: any tip your wallet adds also goes to the Arbitrum network.

Arbitrum bills the Ethereum data cost inside the gas itself, so the review has no separate L1 fee line (Arbitrum gas docs). Keep enough ETH for the Tokenry fee plus gas, or the transaction will probably fail. A claim that fails on chain reverts as a whole: the Tokenry fee is not kept, but the gas is spent.

02

Claimed Arbitrum LP fees are trading fees, not ARB incentives

When you collect Uniswap v3 or v4 fees on Arbitrum, you receive the trading fees the position earned. They come in the pool's 2 tokens: your token and ETH, USDC or whatever the pair holds.

The claim does not collect ARB, Merkl or other incentive rewards, airdrops or farm rewards.

Claimed fees are not added back to the position automatically. You can put them back into a pool with add liquidity on Arbitrum, as a separate step.

A position whose price range no longer covers the current price earns no new fees. The fees it earned before the price left the range can still be claimed.

03

Locked Uniswap v4 liquidity on Arbitrum: fee claims cost gas only

A v4 pool launched with the Arbitrum liquidity pool creator and the option "Lock forever, keep the fees" has its position locked forever. Nobody can remove the liquidity.

You can still claim fees from a locked v4 position on Arbitrum. Claim Fees shows that position to the wallet set at launch, next to your other pools.

This claim is one transaction sent to the position's lock contract, with no message to sign first. The fees always go to the wallet set at launch, whoever sends the transaction, and the ETH side arrives as native ETH.

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