Lock liquidity on Robinhood Chain
To lock liquidity on Robinhood Chain, you hand the pool position to a contract that cannot release it before a timestamp you set. On this chain that position is a Uniswap v3 NFT, and Team Finance locks the NFT itself, so the lock becomes on-chain state anyone can verify.
$150 per lock, charged by Team Finance, plus network gas — quoted as of August 2026. Every fee →
Team Finance is owned by TrustSwap, the company that builds Locksley. Recommending it here means recommending our own product, and we would rather you knew that before the explanation than after it. Locksley reads escrow from its contracts and shows it free, identically, for every token — including tokens that never pay anyone anything. How that reading works →
Who this is for
A project whose pool exists and wants the withdrawal question answered in public rather than in a promise. A liquidity lock is the first thing most buyers look for, for the reasons in why buyers check locks first.
It is not for you if you are launching right now. MintPlus mints, pools and locks in one transaction with the standard lock fee waived, so on that path the lock costs nothing beyond gas — launch a token on Robinhood Chain is the cheaper door.
It is also not a way to prove something a lock cannot prove.
How it works
Hold the position in the wallet that will lock it.
Liquidity here sits in Uniswap v3 positions, which are NFTs rather than fungible LP tokens, so what gets locked is one specific position.
Select the position, not an amount.
Each v3 position covers its own price range and share of the pool. One sitting outside the trading range holds less than its token count suggests, so check the share it represents.
Set the release timestamp.
Longer is not automatically better. Pick a date you can explain, and decide now what you will do when it arrives — buyers watch it from the day you set it.
Approve, then confirm.
Two signatures: one approving the position NFT, one creating the lock. After that it cannot be pulled back early.
What it costs
Team Finance prices, as of August 2026, published at team.finance/robinhood:
| Service | Price (as of August 2026) |
|---|---|
| Liquidity lock | $150 per use |
| Token lock | $150 per use |
| NFT lock | $150 per use |
| Vesting | $100 per use |
| MintPlus token launch, lock included | Free — the standard lock fee is waived |
| Pro plan | $2,500/year, unlimited |
What happens on Locksley after
Your lock appears on any token page for your pair within a minute of the transaction confirming: the locked share, the owner of the withdrawal right, and the exact release timestamp. You submit none of it. Team Finance locks run on TrustSwap's own contracts, so Locksley reads that state directly.
As of —pending, —pending of liquidity is locked across Robinhood Chain, per Locksley's contract reads. Locked at birth lists tokens locked at pool creation; expiring locks lists the ones running down.
The reverse reading needs the same care. "No lock found" means we found none — not that none exists. Locksley does not yet index every locker.
To check your lock renders as intended, read a liquidity lock in 60 seconds walks the same panel from a buyer's side.
Locking happens on Team Finance, where the contracts live. You will need the wallet that owns the position, the release date you have decided on, and about two minutes.
You leave Locksley for Team Finance, under their terms. We do not build your transaction or pass anything on your behalf. What that means →
Frequently asked questions
What does a liquidity lock guarantee?
A lock guarantees exactly one thing: the pool cannot be withdrawn before the release date. Not the price, not the team, not the token. A locked pool can still fall. What it proves is narrow and checkable: which position is held, what share of the pool it covers, and when it releases.
Can I extend a liquidity lock?
Yes. Extension is the only direction a lock moves: it can be pushed further out, never shortened and never unwound early, which is what makes it worth anything to a buyer. The new date shows on your token page once the transaction confirms. Team Finance, our sister product, lists liquidity locks at $150 per use as of August 2026.
What does it cost to lock liquidity on Robinhood Chain?
$150 per liquidity lock through Team Finance, our sister product, as of August 2026, with gas paid separately in ETH. Token locks and NFT locks are $150 each, vesting is $100, and a Pro plan runs $2,500 a year for unlimited use. If the token has not launched, MintPlus includes the lock and waives that fee.
“No lock found” means we found none, not that none exists: we do not index other lockers yet, and it is never a claim about the project.
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