Claim LP Fees on Ink: Collect What Your Uniswap Position Earned

Claim LP fees on Ink, the Ethereum layer 2 built on the OP Stack, from a Uniswap v3 or v4 position in your wallet. The position's earned trading fees go to your wallet, and its liquidity stays in the pool. You sign one message, then one transaction, and pay a 0.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus gas, both in ETH.

Ink ERC-200.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus gas

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How it works

Claim your Ink liquidity pool fees in 5 steps

  1. 1

    Connect your wallet

    Connect the wallet that holds the position NFT. Tokenry lists the Ink pools of the Uniswap v3 and v4 positions it finds there, including positions opened on Uniswap's app or another site.

  2. 2

    Choose the Uniswap pool

    Pick the pool, or paste its token or pool address in "Or paste a token or pool address".

  3. 3

    Read the unclaimed amounts

    If the pool holds more than one of your positions, pick the one to claim. Then check the amounts under "Unclaimed fees".

  4. 4

    Go to the review

    Press "Review claim". The review lists what you receive from each token, the Tokenry fee and a gas estimate.

  5. 5

    Claim the fees

    Press "Claim fees" and confirm 2 prompts in your wallet: a message for this one position NFT, then the transaction.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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How much ETH does a claim on Ink cost?

A claim from a Uniswap v3 or v4 position in your wallet costs a 0.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus gas. You pay both in ETH, so your wallet needs no other token.

Do I have to pay the Tokenry fee to collect fees on Ink?

No. Uniswap's own app supports Ink (Uniswap networks) and collects fees without removing liquidity from v3 (v3 guide) and v4 positions (v4 guide). Uniswap Labs has charged no interface fee since December 27, 2025 (Uniswap interface fees), so collecting there costs gas only. On Tokenry, claims from a v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator cost gas only.

Can I claim fees from a Uniswap v2 pool on Ink?

No. A Uniswap v2 pool on Ink has no separate fees to claim. Uniswap v2 adds trading fees to the pool itself (Uniswap's fees page). When you remove liquidity on Ink, your earned v2 fees come out together with your tokens.

Do Ink LP fees arrive as ETH or WETH?

From an ETH pool you receive ETH, plus the pool's other token, such as your own token. A Uniswap v4 pool with native ETH pays ETH, and on a v3 ETH pair the WETH side is unwrapped to ETH. For a token with a tax or limits on a v3 ETH pair, the ETH side arrives as WETH, and the review names it.

Who holds my position NFT while the claim runs?

Your wallet holds the position NFT, except inside the claim transaction itself. The message you sign lets Tokenry's contract use that one position NFT for this claim. In the same transaction, the contract collects the fees to your wallet and returns the NFT. Only the position's owner can send this transaction. You approve no tokens, and you sign everything in your own wallet.

The details

More about the Ink Claim Fees

01

Ink claim costs: Tokenry fee and gas in ETH

The Tokenry fee on Ink is 0.0015 ETH per claim from a position in your wallet, and each claim covers one position.

Gas is extra, paid in ETH, and varies with network use. On Ink it has 2 parts: execution, and a security part that pays for publishing Ink transactions to Ethereum (Ink's transaction fee docs).

You pay the Tokenry fee inside the claim transaction. If that transaction fails on-chain, it reverts as a whole, so you pay no Tokenry fee, but the gas is still spent. If the claim is likely to fail, the review warns you before you sign.

02

Your Uniswap position on Ink after a claim

A fee claim on Ink collects the trading fees without removing liquidity, so your Uniswap position stays open with the same liquidity and price range. A position that is out of range, meaning the price has left its price range, earns no new fees. You can still claim the unclaimed fees of an out-of-range position.

To add claimed fees back into the position, add to your v3 or v4 position on Ink. When you add to a Uniswap v4 position, its unclaimed fees are settled in the same transaction and count toward the tokens you add. So you do not need to claim before you add. On Uniswap v3, adding liquidity leaves the unclaimed fees where they are, so claim them first if you want to add them.

03

Locked v4 liquidity on Ink still pays you its fees

A Uniswap v4 position on Ink locked at launch with Tokenry's pool creator uses the option "Lock forever, keep the fees". The claim review shows such a position with "locked" after its range, such as "Full range, locked". Its claim is one transaction, with nothing to sign first and nothing to approve. You pay no Tokenry fee, only gas in ETH.

The lock contract pays every fee to the wallet set at launch, whoever sends the claim. The position itself stays locked forever, so nobody can pull its liquidity from the pool.

A Uniswap v3 position burned with the pool creator never belongs to your wallet, and nobody can claim its fees.

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