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FAQ: Token Locking
Common questions about locking ERC-20 tokens: unlock times, extending locks, ownership, and withdrawals with Titan Locker.
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 — all read live from the on-chain lock contract.
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.