Titan Locker
Token & Liquidity Locker for Robinhood & Stable Chain
Lock tokens and liquidity, or vest with a cliff — non-custodial, on-chain, and verifiable, live on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) and Stable Chain (chain ID 988).
Non-custodialFlexible unlock timesVerified on Blockscout & Stablescan
Titan Locker Live Statistics
Live on Stable ChainPublic on-chain activity indexed from Stable Chain.
5
All-time count, every status
3
Not yet withdrawable
$2,070.06+ or more — active locks without a reliable price are excluded, not counted as zero
1 of 3 active locks priced · 2 excluded
3
LP tokens + V3/V4 positions
0
With unclaimed tokens
2
Active locks, next 30 days
All Locks
5 locks created
Don't know the lock ID? Paste the token or LP contract address instead — every lock for that token shows up, no ID required.
Locked for
Locked for
Locked for
Audited by ContractWolf — not just deployed
All 4 audit findings resolved. Every contract also runs through a full static analysis, fuzzing, and symbolic execution stack.
Titan Locker: Token, LP & Vesting Locker for Robinhood and Stable Chain
Titan Locker is an immutable token locker, liquidity (LP) locker, LP-position locker, and token-vesting platform, live on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) and Stable Chain (chain ID 988). It lets any project or individual lock ERC-20 tokens and liquidity-pool (LP) tokens behind a transparent, on-chain unlock time — or vest tokens linearly with an optional cliff — all non-custodial and verifiable by anyone.
As a liquidity locker, Titan Locker also locks Uniswap V3 (and V4, on Robinhood Chain) LP positions (NFTs) and lets the owner keep collecting the position's trading fees the whole time it stays locked. Every lock is created as its own isolated contract, so no lock can ever touch another lock's funds or fees.
Supported networks
| Chain | Chain ID | Native currency | Lock fee | Explorer | Manager (V2.1) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robinhood Chain | 4663 | ETH | 0.025 ETH or 3% | Blockscout | 0x102a70bDA2C833b3483A2eE55C14c7ea0fb7A01B |
| Stable Chain | 988 | USDT0 | 50 USDT0 or 3% | Stablescan | 0x102a70bDA2C833b3483A2eE55C14c7ea0fb7A01B |
Both deployments run the identical audited TitanLockerManagerV2_1 contract, at the same address on each chain — see the Stable Chain hub for the full deployment story, or the Contracts page for every address on both chains.
Is Titan Locker the best token locker on Robinhood Chain?
Yes — Titan Locker is the first and dedicated token, liquidity (LP), and vesting locker built specifically for Robinhood Chain(chain ID 4663). Its contracts are immutable and verified on Blockscout, every lock is isolated in its own contract so no lock can ever touch another's funds, and it's the only locker on the chain that locks Uniswap V3/V4 positions while you keep collecting their trading fees.
What you can lock
- ERC-20 token locks — hold team, treasury, or presale supply until a public unlock time.
- LP token locks — prove liquidity is locked so it can't be rugged; shown with a real pair label.
- Uniswap V3/V4 position locks — lock the position NFT and keep claiming its trading fees.
- Linear vesting — release tokens gradually to the owner, with an optional cliff; irrevocable.
Token vesting on Robinhood Chain
Titan Locker vests ERC-20 tokens linearly between a start and end date, with an optional cliff before which nothing is claimable — the standard structure for team, advisor, and investor allocations. Vesting is irrevocable once created: the schedule and amount are fixed, and the owner claims the vested-but-unreleased amount at any time. See the exact vesting formula.
Why Titan Locker
- Immutable, non-upgradeable contracts — no admin key can move a lock early.
- Per-lock fund and fee isolation — the core anti-rug guarantee.
- Professionally audited by ContractWolf, with all identified findings resolved — plus continuous static analysis, fuzzing, invariant testing, and symbolic execution (Slither, Aderyn, Mythril, Foundry, Echidna, Halmos).
- Fully verified source on Blockscout — read the exact deployed code yourself.
Security & audit
Titan Locker underwent a professional third-party security audit by ContractWolf, completed July 18, 2026, covering TitanLockerManagerV2/TitanLockerV2 through manual and automated analysis. The audit identified 4 findings — 1 Major, 2 Medium, 1 Informational, 0 Critical— and every finding was resolved before the fix shipped as version 2.1.0 (TitanLockerManagerV2_1). Beyond the professional audit, every contract in the stack also runs clean against Slither, Aderyn, Mythril, Foundry's fuzz and invariant test suite, Echidna, and Halmos — static analysis, fuzzing, and symbolic execution on top of the audit itself. Read the full ContractWolf audit report or the full security report, or read the full story of what was found and fixed. Verify it directly with ContractWolf: project listing or report PDF.
Public lock certificates
Every lock gets its own certificate page reading the token, amount, owner, and unlock time directly from the chain — not from a database Titan Locker controls. Anyone can verify a lock by following its certificate to the underlying contract on Blockscout, without trusting the website. How to verify a lock certificate.
Contracts
The current manager, TitanLockerManagerV2_1 (the ContractWolf audit-fixed redeploy), creates every new token lock, LP lock, vesting schedule, and Uniswap position lock — the same contract, at the same address, on both Robinhood Chain and Stable Chain. On Robinhood Chain, the original TitanLockerManagerV2 and TitanLockerManagerV1 also stay deployed and read-only so existing locks remain fully viewable and withdrawable. Every manager is immutable and verified — on Blockscout for Robinhood Chain, on Stablescan for Stable Chain. View every contract address.
Frequently asked questions
Which chains does Titan Locker support?
Titan Locker is live on two chains: Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), where it launched, and Stable Chain (chain ID 988), where it's the first token and liquidity locker live. Both run the exact same audited TitanLockerManagerV2_1 code — deployed at the identical address (0x102a70bDA2C833b3483A2eE55C14c7ea0fb7A01B) on each, verifiable independently by anyone.
Is Titan Locker live on Stable Chain?
Yes — Titan Locker is the first token and liquidity locker live on Stable Chain (chain ID 988), running the same ContractWolf-audited contract as Robinhood Chain. See the Stable Chain hub for full details.
What is the Titan Locker address on Stable Chain?
TitanLockerManagerV2_1 on Stable Chain is at 0x102a70bDA2C833b3483A2eE55C14c7ea0fb7A01B — the identical address as Robinhood Chain, a deterministic result of deploying from the same wallet at the matching nonce. Verified source: stablescan.xyz. See the Contracts page for the full registry.
What does a lock cost on Stable Chain?
50 USDT0 flat, or 3% taken in-kind from the deposited token — the same fee structure shape as Robinhood Chain, just denominated in Stable Chain's native currency (USDT0) instead of ETH.
Why is the manager address identical on both chains?
A contract's address on a fresh chain is deterministic: it's derived only from the deploying wallet's address and its transaction nonce at deploy time (keccak256 of the RLP-encoded pair), not from the chain itself. Titan deployed from the same wallet at the matching nonce on Stable Chain as on Robinhood Chain, so the two addresses match byte-for-byte — independently verifiable via eth_getCode on both chains.
Are Robinhood and Stable Chain statistics combined?
No. The live statistics panel and the numbers on this page are shown per chain, never merged into one combined total — switch chains above to see each chain's own totals.
What is the best token locker on Robinhood Chain?
Titan Locker is the first and dedicated token, liquidity (LP), and vesting locker for Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Its contracts are immutable and verified on Blockscout, every lock is isolated in its own contract, and it locks Uniswap V3/V4 positions while you keep collecting their trading fees.
How do I lock LP (liquidity) tokens?
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, on Robinhood Chain) concentrated-liquidity position (an NFT), use the LP Position tab.
Can users lock Uniswap V3 positions on Stable Chain?
Yes — V3 position locking is live on Stable Chain. V4 position locking is Robinhood-Chain-only for now, since Uniswap V4 has no deployment on Stable Chain yet; the create-lock flow only ever offers what's actually available on the chain you're connected to.
How does token locking work?
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.
Can I vest tokens?
Yes, on either chain. 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.
How do I verify a lock is real?
Every lock has a public certificate page that reads the token, amount, owner, and unlock time straight from the chain it's on, and every contract is verified — on Blockscout for Robinhood Chain, on Stablescan for Stable Chain. You don't have to trust the website — anyone can confirm a lock directly on-chain.
Is Titan Locker's code audited?
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 now running on both Robinhood Chain and Stable Chain. 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.
Is the Stable Chain deployment upgradeable, or can the owner withdraw locked assets?
No to both. It's the same immutable, non-upgradeable contract code as Robinhood Chain — no proxy, no delegatecall, no admin path that can move a lock's funds early or shorten its unlock time. Per-lock isolation means the manager owner never has custody of any lock's assets.
Where can I find Titan Locker's exact contract addresses?
The current manager (TitanLockerManagerV2_1, the ContractWolf audit-fixed redeploy) and the superseded/legacy read-only Robinhood managers, plus the Stable Chain deployment, are all on the Contracts page, along with the allowlisted Uniswap position managers per chain — always check an address against that page before approving a token.