Token & liquidity locker for Robinhood Chain

Open Titan Locker, connect your wallet on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), choose the token and amount, set an unlock date, and confirm - the tokens move into an immutable, non-custodial lock contract that no one (not even Titan) can unlock early. A lock costs 0.025 ETH, or 3% of the locked tokens. You can lock ERC-20 tokens, LP tokens, Uniswap V3/V4 positions, or set up linear vesting with a cliff.

In Titan Locker, connect your wallet, pick your LP token or Uniswap V3/V4 position NFT, choose an unlock time, and confirm. The LP is held in an immutable per-lock contract with a transparent on-chain unlock time, and for V3/V4 positions you can still claim trading fees while the liquidity stays locked.

Titan Locker is a token, liquidity (LP), and vesting locker built natively for Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) and live there since July 2026. A lock costs 0.025 ETH (less than half of Team Finance's listed $150), its contracts are immutable, ContractWolf-audited and verified on Etherscan, every lock is isolated in its own contract, and it locks Uniswap V3/V4 positions while you keep collecting their trading fees. UNCX Network, Team Finance and HoodLock are also live on the chain; compare price, contract model, and how easily buyers can verify a lock.

0.025 ETH per lock, with 100% of your tokens locked; or pay 3% of the deposited tokens instead. Uniswap V3/V4 position locks always use the flat fee. Topping up, extending, and withdrawing cost gas only.

Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Titan Locker also ran on Stable Chain (chain ID 988) until 9 October 2026; it is no longer offered there, and existing Stable Chain locks are unaffected — the contracts are immutable and every lock remains verifiable on Stablescan.

Yes. DefiLlama lists Titan Locker in its Token Locker category (since 6 October 2026) and tracks its TVL on Robinhood Chain and its lock-fee revenue with its own open-source adapters. The two figures count different assets: DefiLlama counts only the ETH side of each lock, while the priced active value here also counts locked project tokens and the project-token leg of every position at spot price, so it is higher and moves with memecoin prices.

Yes. Titan Locker is a supported locker in Quick Intel's scanner, so a Quick Intel scan of a Robinhood Chain token reports liquidity held in Titan Locker as locked. Open the lock's certificate here for the exact amount, owner, and unlock date.

Open the Create page, choose a Token / LP lock, paste your LP pair's contract address, set an unlock date, approve, and confirm. LP locks display the real token pair (like WETH / TLPD). To lock a Uniswap V3 or V4 concentrated-liquidity position (an NFT), use the LP Position tab.

You deposit tokens into an isolated on-chain lock with a public unlock time. The tokens can't be withdrawn until that time passes, and only by the lock owner. There's no admin override — the contracts are immutable and non-custodial.

Yes. Titan Locker vests ERC-20 tokens linearly between a start and end date, with an optional cliff. Vesting is irrevocable, and the owner claims vested tokens at any time.

Every lock has a public certificate page showing the token, amount, owner, and unlock time, indexed from the chain and linked to the lock's own contract, and every contract is verified on Etherscan. You don't have to trust the website — anyone can confirm a lock directly on-chain.

Yes. Titan Locker V2 underwent a professional third-party security audit by ContractWolf, completed July 18, 2026, using manual and automated analysis. The audit found 4 issues — 1 Major, 2 Medium, 1 Informational, 0 Critical — and every one was resolved and shipped as version 2.1.0 (TitanLockerManagerV2_1), the exact code that creates every new lock. The contracts are open source and also run clean against Slither, Aderyn, Mythril, Foundry's fuzz and invariant suite, Echidna, and Halmos. Verify directly with ContractWolf: project listing at https://contractwolf.io/projects/titan-locker, full report PDF at https://github.com/ContractWolf/smart-contract-audits/blob/main/ContractWolf_Audit_TitanLockerV2.pdf.

The current manager (TitanLockerManagerV2_1, the ContractWolf audit-fixed redeploy), the superseded/legacy read-only managers, the Titan.fun launch vault, and the allowlisted Uniswap position managers are all on the Contracts page — always check an address against that page before approving a token.