Fees & security
How lock fees work, and the tooling every contract in the stack is tested against.
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Fees
Titan Locker charges a small fee per lock, payable one of two ways:
| Chain | Flat fee (100% of deposit locked) | % of token (no flat fee) |
|---|---|---|
| Robinhood Chain | 0.025 ETH | 3% |
Both amounts are shown live in step 3 of the lock creation flow, before you confirm anything. The contract itself is the source of truth for the live fee.
- Uniswap V3/V4 position locks always pay the flat fee, since there is no fungible amount to take a percentage from.
- Topping up a lock or extending its unlock time costs gas only — no second creation fee.
- Withdrawing, releasing vested tokens, and collecting V3/V4 trading fees cost gas only.
- The fee only ever applies to new locks; changing it can never affect a lock that already exists.
How the price compares
On Robinhood Chain a Titan lock or vesting schedule costs 0.025 ETH — about $63 at the 8 October 2026 ETH price. Team Finance, also live on Robinhood Chain, lists $150 per lock and $100 per vesting schedule (TrustSwap, August 2026). At October 2026 ETH prices that makes a Titan lock less than half the price.
Professional audit
ContractWolf ran a Standard Audit against TitanLockerManagerV2/TitanLockerV2 and found 4 issues (1 Major, 2 Medium, 1 Informational). All 4 were resolved and shipped as version 2.1.0, deployed fresh as TitanLockerManagerV2_1.
Security tooling
Every contract in the Titan Locker stack runs clean against a full static analysis, fuzzing, and symbolic execution toolchain before it ships:
- Slither
- Aderyn
- Mythril
- Foundry
- Echidna
- Halmos
Non-custodial by design
Locked tokens sit in that lock's own isolated child contract, deployed fresh by the manager for every single lock — not pooled in the manager contract itself, and not in any wallet or off-chain custodian. This isolation is structural, not a ledger convention: one lock's funds are physically incapable of touching another lock's contract. No admin key can move a lock's tokens early or redirect them — only the lock owner can withdraw, and only after the unlock time.