Claim LP fees on Avalanche from a Uniswap v3 or v4 position. Unclaimed fees go to your wallet. Your liquidity stays in the pool. A claim costs a 1 AVAX Tokenry fee plus gas. You sign one message, then confirm one transaction. A v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator pays gas only, with nothing to sign. LFJ, Pangolin and Uniswap v2 pools are not covered.
Avalanche ERC-200.3 AVAX Tokenry fee plus gasWhy Tokenry
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Create, send and manage tokens without writing any code. Your wallet signs every step.
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Works on Solana and 12 EVM chains, including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and BNB Chain.
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How it works
Connect the wallet that owns the position and pick its pool card. If the pool is not shown, paste its token or pool address.
Under "Unclaimed fees", pick the position if the pool holds more than one. "You receive about" shows how much of each token you get.
Press "Review claim". The review shows the "Tokenry fee", the gas estimate and the "Tokenry fee and gas" total.
Press "Claim fees", sign one message that lets Tokenry's contract use your position NFT, then confirm one transaction. A locked v4 position skips the message.
The fees land in the wallet that owns the position. "Transaction on Snowtrace" opens the claim.
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Aug 24, 2026Is it legal to create a meme coin?Each claim costs a 1 AVAX Tokenry fee plus gas in AVAX, and one claim covers one position. Your wallet needs both. A v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator has no Tokenry fee, so you pay gas only.
Yes. Only the unclaimed fees move to your wallet. The liquidity, its price range and the position NFT stay with you. The contract refuses any claim that would remove liquidity or burn the NFT.
No. The tool reads Uniswap v3 and v4 positions on Avalanche only. Uniswap v2 pools have no separate fees to claim, because their fees are paid out when you remove liquidity. Farm or incentive rewards are a different payout. This tool claims only the trading fees your Uniswap position has earned.
Two cases pay WAVAX. On a Uniswap v3 AVAX pair whose token charges a tax or has wallet or transaction limits, the AVAX side is paid in WAVAX. A v4 pool paired with WAVAX instead of native AVAX also pays WAVAX. Other AVAX pools pay AVAX. The review names it "WAVAX fees" before you sign. WAVAX is wrapped AVAX, redeemable 1:1.
Yes. The tool shows the position marked "(out of range)", and you can claim its unclaimed fees. While the price sits outside the range, the position holds only one of the two tokens and earns no new fees.
Yes, two. Uniswap's own app collects v3 and v4 fees for gas only. Uniswap Labs stopped charging interface fees on December 27, 2025 (Uniswap's fee page). On Tokenry, a claim from a v4 position locked with the pool creator also costs gas only.
For an unlocked position, you sign one off-chain message that lets Tokenry's contract use that one position NFT for this claim. Then you confirm one transaction in your wallet. No token approval is needed. The contract acts only for the position's owner, sends the fees to your wallet and hands the NFT back in the same transaction. A locked v4 position needs one transaction to its lock contract, with no signature and no approval.
The details
A claim on Avalanche costs a 1 AVAX Tokenry fee, paid to Tokenry inside the claim transaction.
Gas is paid in AVAX to the network. Before you sign, the review shows a gas estimate at the current gas price.
The fee is part of the claim transaction, so if the claim fails, you pay no Tokenry fee. The gas used by the failed transaction is still spent. The review warns you when its check says the transaction will probably fail.
When you claim liquidity pool fees on Avalanche, Tokenry pays out all unclaimed trading fees of one Uniswap v3 or v4 position to your wallet in one transaction.
Tokenry works through Uniswap's own Avalanche contracts, the ones Uniswap lists in its v3 and v4 deployment docs.
Removing liquidity also pays out the unclaimed fees. To close the position, remove liquidity on Avalanche instead of claiming first.
To grow the position instead, add liquidity on Avalanche. Adding and removing each cost a 1 AVAX Tokenry fee plus gas.
A Uniswap v4 position locked on Avalanche with the Avalanche liquidity pool creator option "Lock forever, keep the fees" shows in the claim tool marked "Full range, locked". Nobody can pull that liquidity, and its fees stay claimable.
The claim is one transaction to the position's lock contract. That contract is a fee-forwarder built from Uniswap's open-source code and deployed for that one position. It pays every fee to the wallet set at launch. You give no signature and no approval, and you pay no Tokenry fee, only gas.
A position created with "Burn the position" has no claimable fees. Burning a position is permanent.
