FAQ: Token Locking

Can I withdraw before the unlock time?

No. A lock has no early-withdraw path, admin override, or emergency unlock — that's the entire point.

Can I extend a lock?

Yes, for every lock kind except vesting. You can push an unlock time further out at any time, but you can never shorten it — a token or LP lock does this through the “Deposit more or extend lock” form, and a Uniswap V3/V4 position lock has its own separate “Extend unlock time” button.

Can I add more tokens to an existing lock?

Yes, for token and LP-token locks. Use “Deposit more or extend lock” on the lock's certificate page to add to the balance and, optionally, extend the unlock time in the same transaction — no fee applies to a top-up like this.

Who can withdraw a lock?

Only the lock's owner address, and only after the unlock time. Ownership is on-chain and transferable.

What happens if I lose the owner wallet?

The lock is tied to the owner address on-chain; whoever controls it after unlock can withdraw. Keep that wallet's recovery phrase safe.

Can I transfer a lock to someone else?

Yes, ownership of a lock can be transferred on-chain to a new address.

What tokens can I lock?

Any standard ERC-20 token, including LP tokens (which are themselves ERC-20).

Is there a limit on how long I can lock?

No practical limit — set any future unlock time.

What does the lock certificate show?

The token, amount, owner, creation time, and unlock time, indexed from the chain, plus a link to the lock contract itself so you can confirm every value on the block explorer.

Are locked tokens safe from the Titan Locker team?

Yes. Contracts are immutable and non-custodial; the team cannot move, freeze, or withdraw any locked tokens.