Robinhood Chain
Claim Your Uniswap v4 Fees on Robinhood Chain
A Uniswap v4 position earns a share of every swap that crosses its range — but those fees never walk to your wallet on their own. They sit inside the pool, credited to the position, until the owner claims them. This page reads every v4 position your wallet holds on Robinhood Chain, shows what each one has earned right now, and claims the fees in one transaction your own wallet signs and sends. The liquidity, the range and the position itself are never touched.
The exact total — platform fee plus the real network cost — is quoted in the console before anything is signed.
Fees only — the position stays put
A claim takes the trading fees a position has accrued and nothing else. No liquidity is withdrawn, no range is changed, and the position keeps earning from the very next swap. The transaction asks the pool for a zero-liquidity change and then takes only what that leaves owed to you — which is why one wrong click cannot close a position here.
Live numbers, not a stale checkpoint
Uniswap v4 keeps no running total of what a position is owed; it keeps the pool’s fee growth and the position’s last checkpoint, and the difference is the answer. This page does that arithmetic the way the pool does it, so the figure you see is what the pool would pay at that moment — not a number recorded at your last visit. A pool with a hook attached can take a share of a claim on its own terms, so a position in one is shown but not claimed here.
What the transaction takes, and from whom
Your wallet signs and sends one transaction, and the console shows both halves of its cost before you do: the network’s gas, which your wallet pays, and the platform’s share, which rides inside the same transaction as part of the claim itself. That share is fixed when the transaction is prepared — anything the position earns between preparation and confirmation is yours. Up to ten positions go in one transaction.
The honest limits
This claims fees from Uniswap v4 positions the connected wallet owns, on Robinhood Chain, and does nothing else. It does not claim from v3 positions, it does not touch a position sitting in a hooked pool, and it cannot claim on a position held by another address — the pool itself refuses that, before anything is sent. Scanning what a wallet is owed is free and needs only its address; claiming needs the wallet.
Questions
- Does claiming Uniswap v4 fees remove my liquidity?
- No. The claim asks the pool for a zero-liquidity change and takes only the fees that are owed. The position, its range and its liquidity are untouched, and it keeps earning from the next swap.
- Why is the amount here different from another dashboard’s?
- Because v4 stores no owed total — it stores the pool’s fee growth and the position’s last checkpoint. This page computes the difference the way the pool does, live, so it can differ from a site that shows a cached figure. The pool pays the live amount either way.
- Which wallets work?
- Any wallet that can hold a Robinhood Chain account and sign for it — MetaMask, Rabby, Phantom and Backpack from the browser, or a mobile wallet over WalletConnect. The wallet sends the transaction itself; nothing here holds a key or an approval.
- What if a position is in a pool with a hook?
- It is listed, marked, and left alone. A hook can take part of a claim on its own terms, so the amount shown for it could not be promised — and this page would rather skip a position than show a number it cannot stand behind.