Claim LP Fees on Robinhood Chain From Your Uniswap v3 or v4 Position

Claim LP fees on Robinhood Chain: Tokenry sends the unclaimed fees of one Uniswap v3 or v4 position to your wallet. Your liquidity is not touched. You pay a 0.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus gas, both in ETH. You sign one message for the position NFT, then one transaction. On a v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator, you pay only gas.

Robinhood ERC-200.0015 ETH Tokenry fee plus gas

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How it works

How to claim LP fees on Robinhood Chain

  1. 1

    Connect and open your pool

    Connect the wallet that owns the position and pick one of your Uniswap v3 or v4 pools. If a pool does not show, paste its token or pool address.

  2. 2

    Read the "Unclaimed fees" card

    The card shows "You receive about" with the amount of each token. If you hold more than one position in the pool, pick the one to claim.

  3. 3

    Press "Review claim"

    The review shows the Tokenry fee, an estimate of the network gas and the total before you sign.

  4. 4

    Approve the NFT message and the claim

    Choose "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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How much ETH does it take to claim pool fees on Robinhood Chain?

You pay a 0.0015 ETH Tokenry fee per position to claim on Robinhood Chain, plus network gas. The review shows the total before you sign. A v4 position locked with Tokenry's pool creator pays no Tokenry fee, only gas. Uniswap's own app also collects v3 and v4 fees on Robinhood Chain, for network gas only (Uniswap help center).

Is my liquidity still in the pool after a Robinhood Chain fee claim?

Yes. You claim trading fees without removing liquidity: a fee claim on Robinhood Chain pays out only the position's unclaimed fees. Tokenry's contract refuses any claim that would remove liquidity or burn the position NFT. Removing liquidity also pays out a v3 or v4 position's fees, so use removal only when you want the liquidity out.

Do Uniswap v2 LP tokens on Robinhood Chain have fees to claim?

No. Uniswap v2 pools on Robinhood Chain add their trading fees to the pool's reserves, so there is nothing separate to claim (Uniswap fee docs). Your share comes out with your tokens when you remove liquidity on Robinhood Chain.

Do I get ETH, WETH or USDG when I claim on Robinhood Chain?

Fees from a Robinhood Chain claim come in the pool's 2 tokens. The ETH side arrives as ETH, from v4 and v3 ETH pools alike. One exception: if the other token on a v3 ETH pair has a tax or limits, the ETH side is paid in WETH, and the review shows it. A USDG pool pays its USDG side in USDG.

Is a Robinhood Chain position linked to my Robinhood account?

No. Robinhood's support page says Robinhood Chain operates independently of the main Robinhood app and is not connected to Robinhood brokerage or crypto accounts (Robinhood support). Your Uniswap position belongs to a wallet on the chain, so you connect that wallet to claim. Tokenry is not part of Robinhood Markets.

Does signing the position NFT message let Tokenry move my liquidity?

No. The signed message lets Tokenry's contract on Robinhood Chain use that one position NFT for this claim only. In the same transaction, the contract collects the fees to your wallet and returns the NFT. Only the position's owner can do this, and there is no token approval. Your wallet signs every step; Tokenry never holds your keys.

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Cost to claim liquidity pool fees on Robinhood Chain, all in ETH

Each Robinhood Chain claim covers one position. 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 the estimate shown in the review, paid to the network.

Robinhood Chain posts its data to Ethereum, and that data cost is bundled into the gas your transaction pays (Robinhood Chain gas docs). The review's gas estimate already includes it, so there is no separate fee line.

If the transaction fails on chain, it reverts and the Tokenry fee is not kept. The gas for the failed transaction is still spent.

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LP fees vs protocol and launchpad fees on Robinhood Chain

Tokenry's claim tool on Robinhood Chain pays your share of the pool's trading fees, earned by your own Uniswap position. You can collect Uniswap v3 or v4 fees on Robinhood Chain from positions on the standard fee tiers, 0.01% to 1%. A claim does not collect the Uniswap protocol fee or a launchpad's creator fees.

Claimed fees are not added back to your position by themselves. To put them in a pool again, add liquidity on Robinhood Chain as a separate step.

A position whose range no longer covers the price earns no new fees (Uniswap concentrated liquidity docs). The fees it earned while in range can still be claimed.

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Gas-only LP fee claims for Robinhood Chain v4 liquidity locked with Tokenry

When you create a liquidity pool on Robinhood Chain on Uniswap v4 with Tokenry's pool creator, you can pick "Lock forever, keep the fees". The lock is permanent: nobody can pull the liquidity.

To claim the fees of a locked Uniswap v4 position, open Claim Fees with the wallet set at launch. The position shows there.

The claim is one transaction, with no message to sign. The fees go to the wallet set at launch, whoever sends the transaction.