Vaults
Two ways to own liquidity through an NFT. Take the fees out, or feed them back in.
An NFT that owns a liquidity position. It claims the trading fees your LP has earned without unwinding the position, and whoever holds the NFT holds the vault.
How to mint one
- 1Find the PulseX V2 pair
The pair address, not a token address. Only V2 exists here; a V1 pair is refused, and the mint page checks against the factory before it will let you sign.
- 2Pay the 5,000,000 PLS fee exactly
The fee is read from the contract and sent verbatim. It is not refundable and the pair is bound permanently, so a different pool needs a different NFT.
- 3Deposit the LP
Approve the vault on the pair token, then deposit. The vault resolves its own pair, so it can only ever hold that one pool’s LP.
How to claim its fees
- 1Let fees accrue
PulseX V2 has no collect(): fees build up inside the reserves. The vault does the accounting that takes just the fee growth and leaves your capital working.
- 2Claim with a minimum
This page quotes the payout live and always sends a real minimum, because a claim burns the fee LP first and pays out second. On a token that taxes transfers an unguarded claim can spend the LP and deliver nothing; with a minimum it reverts instead and no LP is burned.
- 3Keep everything
The whole payout goes to you. The collection takes no cut of fees, and there is no owner or admin hatch.
Connect a wallet to see the vaults you hold, or switch to All vaults.
A vault has no sweep, deliberately. Any other token, any NFT, or raw PLS sent to a vault address is stranded there forever and nobody can recover it. Deposit LP through this page, which checks the pair first.