Mint an LP vault
Bind a new vault to one PulseX V2 pair. The binding is permanent, so the pair is checked against the factory before this page will let you sign.
The fee must be sent exactly and is not refunded. It goes to the collection's immutable fee receiver, 0x6d249fe840476797b0D532e0891e1BB7BF2cc1A5. Minting costs roughly 250k to 290k gas on top.
A vault has no sweep. That is deliberate: a sweep is a generic transfer path, and not having one is what keeps the custody argument short enough to verify. Send a vault any other token, an NFT or raw PLS and nobody can ever get it out. Only this interface can prevent that.
A claim burns the fee LP first and pays out second. On a token that taxes transfers, a claim with no minimum can spend the LP and deliver nothing. This interface quotes the payout live and always sends a real minimum, so a hostile token makes the claim revert instead, with no LP burned.
The vault will only ever accept the LP of the pair it was minted against. A different pool needs a different NFT. Check the pair before you sign; it cannot be changed afterwards.
It must be sent exactly and goes to an immutable fee receiver. There is no refund path, deliberately, because refunding would put a value-bearing call to an arbitrary address on the mint path.
One live token has a transfer so expensive that estimating one times out an RPC, and its vault’s fees may be unclaimable. Withdrawing touches only the pair token, so the LP always comes out.