Lock Tokens on Ronin

Connect a Ronin wallet, choose the ERC-20 token and amount, pick a lock type — a cliff (everything unlocks on one date) or linear vesting (gradual release) — set the dates, pay the small RON fee, and confirm. The tokens are held by the locker contract and released only by the schedule you set.

If you provide liquidity through Katana V3, you hold an LP position as an NFT. On this page you can lock that position until an unlock date — the standard way a project proves its liquidity is locked. While locked you can still claim the trading fees the position earns, but the liquidity itself cannot be pulled early.

A token lock places tokens in a contract that releases them only on a fixed schedule. Projects lock team allocations and liquidity to show holders they cannot dump or rug — it is one of the clearest trust signals for a new token.

No. A lock cannot be cancelled or shortened by anyone, including the locker's operator. A lock can only be extended (made longer). This is what makes the lock meaningful.

A cliff lock keeps everything locked until one date, then the full amount becomes withdrawable. Linear vesting releases the tokens gradually and continuously between a start and end date, so a portion is withdrawable at any time in between.

Locking costs a small flat fee in RON plus the network gas, which is cheap on Ronin. The exact fee is shown on the form before you confirm.