Solana
Claim Meteora Fees on Solana
Meteora positions earn trading fees bin by bin, and reward programs drip on top — but none of it reaches your wallet until you claim. Most dashboards show you a stale checkpoint; this page computes the live number the pools would actually pay right now, for every DLMM and DAMM v2 position your wallet holds, and claims them together in one batch of signed transactions. The liquidity itself is never touched.
The exact total — platform fee plus the real network cost — is quoted in the console before anything is signed.
Live numbers, not stale checkpoints
A Meteora position stores a checkpoint of the fees it knew about the last time it was touched — the real figure keeps growing with every trade after it. The scan here reads the pools themselves and does the growth math per bin, so the amount you see is what a claim would pay right now. It only rises until you sign.
Both kinds of Meteora liquidity
DLMM positions (the bin-based pools) and DAMM v2 positions (where launchpad tokens graduate to) live in different programs with different math. Your wallet is scanned for both, they share one list sorted by value, and one claim run sweeps whichever you select — fees and any reward drops together.
You pay a share of the SOL, nothing else
The service fee is 3% of the SOL side of what a claim recovers — taken inside the same transactions, shown before you sign. Tokens other than SOL ride free, and a claim with no SOL in it costs nothing. Small claim, small fee: there is no flat cost eating tiny sweeps.
Your wallet does the claiming
Claims are built as unsigned transactions for your own wallet to sign; fees and rewards land in your own token accounts. Scanning needs nothing but a public address — no key files, no approvals, nothing custodial.
Questions
- Does claiming remove my Meteora liquidity?
- No. A claim sweeps only the accrued fees and rewards. The position, its bins and its liquidity are untouched, and it keeps earning from the next trade that crosses it.
- Why is the amount here different from what another dashboard shows?
- Most tools display the checkpoint stored on the position — the fees it knew about the last time it was touched. This page reads the pools and computes the live amount, which is equal or higher. What lands in your wallet is the live figure at the moment your claim executes.
- What does it cost?
- Three percent of the SOL a claim recovers, taken inside the claim itself — plus the normal network fees your wallet shows. Non-SOL tokens and rewards are swept free, and a claim with no SOL side costs nothing at all.
- Some of my positions show they route fees elsewhere — why?
- A DLMM position can name a different fee receiver (some launch tooling sets one). Claims from those positions would pay that wallet, not yours, so this page marks them and leaves them out rather than charging you to pay someone else.
- I received wrapped SOL — is that normal?
- Yes. Pools hold SOL in its wrapped form, so claims deliver wSOL tokens. Unwrapping back to plain SOL is one click on the unwrap page, and the claim receipt links straight to it.