Withdraw LP

Arc Liquidity Remover

Withdraw part or all of a Uniswap V3 position on Arc back to token and USDC, straight to the wallet that holds the NFT, for 25 USDC.

Only the wallet holding the position NFT can withdraw. The token and USDC go straight to it, never through Smithii.

How removing liquidity works on Arc

  1. Connect the wallet that holds the Uniswap V3 position NFT
  2. Pick the Arc pool position you want to withdraw from
  3. Choose the share of the position to remove
  4. Review the token and USDC amounts you will receive
  5. Confirm, and both sides return to your wallet

Benefits of Liquidity Remover

Built for V3 positions

withdraws from the position NFT, not from LP tokens

Partial or full

keep part of the position open if you only need some of it back

Straight to your wallet

the token and USDC go to the NFT holder, never through Smithii

Priced in USDC

fee and gas share one unit on Arc

If you need more help contact our team

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25 USDC, plus gas. On Arc both come out of the same balance as your USDC, so the tool checks you hold enough for all of it before you sign anything.

Only the one holding the Uniswap V3 position NFT. The token and USDC are returned to that wallet directly.

Both sides of the pool at the current price, plus any uncollected trading fees. If the price moved since you deposited, the mix will differ from what you put in.

Yes. Less liquidity means every trade moves the price more, and pulling a large share is visible on chain and on charts. Buyers read it as a signal, so plan withdrawals openly.

Removing liquidity from a V3 position on Arc

Pools on Arc created with Smithii are Uniswap V3 positions at the 1% fee tier. A V3 position is an NFT, and removing liquidity means reducing that position, which returns token and USDC at the current pool price together with any fees it has earned.

That is different from the V2 model on other chains, where you burn LP tokens, which is why Arc has its own flow. To open a pool in the first place, use the Arc Liquidity Pool tool.

Watch how it works

Watch how it works