Supported Uniswap v2-style route
This Ethereum workflow uses the configured Uniswap v2 router and a two-token pair. It does not manage concentrated-liquidity NFTs or automatically migrate positions from another protocol version.
Manage Uniswap liquidity
Add or remove supported v2-style liquidity with pair reserve checks, LP balance validation, slippage settings, and an Etherscan result.
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Add underlying assets or remove an LP percentage from a supported v2-style pair. Verify the router, pair, reserves, amounts, slippage, and deadline before signing.
Review reserves and ETH gas
Confirm both ERC-20 contract addresses, current pair reserves, LP balance, minimum received amounts, slippage, and deadline. The connected wallet pays Ethereum gas for approvals and liquidity transactions.
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Uniswap Ratio Planner
Compare proposed ERC-20 and quote-asset deposit amounts; this planner does not submit a pool transaction.
Ethereum Multisender
Review an ERC-20 recipient list and submit the supported distribution transaction from your wallet.
Revoke ERC-20 Ownership
Transfer or renounce the contract owner role after checking any separate privileged roles.
Mint ERC-20 Supply
Increase supply when the connected wallet has the permission required by the token contract.
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers on fees, wallet requirements, and what happens after you approve the transaction.
Still have questions?
Talk to the teamAdd two underlying tokens to a supported v2-style pair or remove a percentage of the LP position held by the connected wallet.
LP tokens are required when removing liquidity. Adding liquidity requires sufficient balances and approvals for both underlying tokens. Your wallet signs each action.
Only use a pair compatible with the configured router and selected network. Verify both token addresses and the pair on Etherscan before signing.
Set your preferred slippage and deadline so the router can handle volatility without wasting gas.
Not yet. This page focuses on core add/remove operations. Use your DeFi dashboard to stake if needed.