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Claim your Meteora DAMM v2 trading fees

Connect your wallet to see every Meteora DAMM v2 position NFT in it, with the trading fees each has earned in both tokens. Claim one position, a selection or all of them. Your liquidity, locks and vesting stay untouched.

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Position value—Liquidity in your positions

Your Meteora positions

Every Meteora DAMM v2 position NFT in this wallet, with the trading fees it has earned since its last claim.

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Connect your wallet

Connect the wallet that holds your Meteora position NFTs to see their unclaimed fees.

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Positions you tick in the list. Shown again in your wallet before each signature.

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SOLTidy fee (0.02 SOL per transaction)
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Your liquidity stays in the pool

How it works

  1. Connect the wallet with your positions

    SOLTidy finds the DAMM v2 position NFTs in the wallet and reads each position and its pool from Solana.

  2. Check the unclaimed fees

    Every position shows the fees owed in each token, their dollar value when the pair includes SOL or USDC, and whether the position is locked.

  3. Pick positions

    Positions with fees are selected for you. Untick any you want to leave, or claim a single one from its row.

  4. Review and sign

    Positions are packed into as few transactions as fit. Fees land in your wallet, with wrapped SOL unwrapped to SOL.

How DAMM v2 fees accrue

In Meteora's DAMM v2 program (cpamdpZCGKUy5JxQXB4dcpGPiikHawvSWAd6mEn1sGG), a position is an account tied to a Token-2022 NFT; whoever holds the NFT controls the position. Each swap adds the liquidity providers' share of the fee to a per-liquidity counter on the pool. A position's unclaimed fees are its liquidity times how far that counter has moved since its last claim.

Those fees sit apart from your liquidity until you claim them, so claiming never changes your position's size or share of the pool. Depending on the pool's fee mode, they accrue in both tokens or in one of them only.

Locked and vesting positions earn fees too

Liquidity that is permanently locked, or locked with a vesting schedule, still earns trading fees, and the NFT holder can claim them at any time. This is how token launches that lock their pool keep an income from it. The Meteora launcher creates pools with a permanently locked position that you can claim from here.

Claiming doesn't unlock anything. The lock and the vesting schedule are separate from the fee balance.

What it costs and what's covered

Each claim transaction costs a flat 0.02 SOL. A transaction usually fits two positions, so claiming ten positions takes about five transactions. Meteora charges nothing to claim, and if you're missing a token account for a fee token, one is created for about 0.0015 SOL of rent.

This tool covers DAMM v2 only. Meteora's DLMM pools and the older DAMM v1 pools use different programs and positions, and they aren't listed here.

Questions & answers

Does claiming fees remove my liquidity?

No. Only the fees move. Your position keeps the same liquidity and share of the pool, and keeps earning.

Can I claim fees from a permanently locked position?

Yes. Locked liquidity can't be withdrawn, but its trading fees stay claimable by whoever holds the position NFT, at any time.

Why are my fees in only one token?

Some DAMM v2 pools collect fees in one token only, often SOL, set by the pool's fee mode when it was created. Others collect fees in both tokens.

How much does it cost to claim?

A flat 0.02 SOL per transaction plus the network fee. Several positions share one transaction when they fit, and the review shows the exact number of transactions before you sign.

My Meteora DLMM position isn't listed. Why?

This tool reads DAMM v2 positions only. DLMM is a separate Meteora program with its own position accounts, so its fees are claimed through DLMM.

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