Claim LP Fees on Ethereum: Unclaimed Uniswap Fees to Your Wallet

Claim LP fees on Ethereum from your Uniswap v3 or v4 position. All unclaimed fees of the position you pick are paid to your wallet, and your liquidity stays in the pool. You sign one message, then one transaction. The Tokenry fee is 0.0015 ETH plus gas. If your v4 position was locked with Tokenry's pool creator, you sign no message and pay only gas.

Ethereum ERC-200.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus gas

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How it works

4 steps from connected wallet to claimed fees on Ethereum

  1. 1

    Pick your pool

    Connect your wallet and pick one of your Uniswap v3 or v4 pools on Ethereum.

  2. 2

    Check what you receive

    The "Unclaimed fees" section shows about how much of each token you receive. If you hold more than one position in the pool, choose the one to claim.

  3. 3

    Review the costs

    Select "Review claim" to see the claim and its costs, including a gas estimate, before you sign anything.

  4. 4

    Sign and claim

    Choose "Claim fees" and approve the wallet prompts: the message for your position NFT if it is not locked, then the transaction. The fees land in your wallet.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Is 0.0015 ETH the whole cost of a claim on Ethereum?

No. A claim on Ethereum costs the 0.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus gas, and you pay both in ETH. Gas goes to the network, and the review shows an estimate of it before you sign.

Is there a free way to collect Uniswap fees on Ethereum?

No route on Ethereum avoids gas, but some cost gas only. Collecting v3 or v4 fees in Uniswap's own app costs gas in ETH, and Uniswap Labs charges no interface fees. On Tokenry, a claim from a v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator has no Tokenry fee, so you pay only the gas in ETH.

Can I claim fees from Uniswap v2 LP tokens on Ethereum?

No. Uniswap v2 has no separate fees to claim: its trading fees are added to the pool's reserves. You receive your share of those fees when you remove liquidity on Ethereum. Claims on Tokenry work with Uniswap v3 and v4 positions.

Why does my Ethereum position show no unclaimed fees?

A Uniswap v3 or v4 position on Ethereum earns fees only while trades go through its price range. When the price leaves that range, the position no longer earns fees. Fees it earned before the price left the range can still be claimed. When you add liquidity to a v4 position, its unclaimed fees count toward the tokens you add. Right after that, the position shows none to claim. If the position itself does not show, paste the token or pool address.

Is claiming Uniswap fees with Tokenry safe for my position?

A fee claim on Ethereum never touches the liquidity in your Uniswap position, and Tokenry never holds your keys. For a position that is not locked, the message you sign lets Tokenry's contract use your position NFT for this one claim. The contract acts only for the position's owner: it collects the fees to your wallet and returns the NFT in the same transaction. No token approval is needed.

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Fee and gas for one claim on Ethereum

To claim liquidity pool fees on Ethereum, you pay 2 costs.

Tokenry fee: 0.0015 ETH per claim, paid to Tokenry. A v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator pays 0.

Gas: depends on the current gas price, paid to the Ethereum network. The review shows an estimate before you sign.

What your wallet needs: ETH only.

If the transaction fails: it reverts. You pay no Tokenry fee, but the gas is spent.

02

Claim trading fees without removing liquidity on Ethereum

On Ethereum, a claim pays the fees of your Uniswap v3 or v4 position in the pool's 2 tokens, for example your token and ETH or USDC.

Each claim covers one position. For another position, in the same pool or a different one, start a new claim.

Claimed fees are not added back to the position by themselves. To put them back into the pool, add liquidity on Ethereum; that tool tops up existing v3 and v4 positions.

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ETH or WETH: which coin you receive for the ETH side of a claim

A claim on Ethereum pays the ETH side of your fees as ETH or WETH, depending on the pool. On Uniswap v4, a pool paired with native ETH pays ETH, and a pool paired with WETH pays WETH. A Uniswap v3 ETH pair holds WETH, and Tokenry unwraps that side so it arrives as ETH. A token with a tax or limits, such as a max wallet, is the exception on a v3 ETH pair. That side is paid as WETH, and the review names WETH before you sign.

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Fees from a Uniswap v4 position you locked at launch on Ethereum

The "Lock forever, keep the fees" option of the Ethereum liquidity pool creator locks a position permanently. You can still claim fees from that locked Uniswap v4 position. In the claim tool, pick its pool. The locked position shows as "Full range, locked", and if you hold more than one position in that pool, choose that one.

The claim is one transaction with nothing to sign first. The fees go to the wallet set at launch, there is no Tokenry fee, and you pay only gas in ETH.

Claims from locked positions work only for v4 positions locked through Tokenry's pool creator. Fees of a burned v3 position or of burned v2 LP tokens cannot be claimed by anyone.