How to Claim Clanker Fees on Base.

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11/11/2026

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Every token launched through Clanker on Base comes with a liquidity pool, and every trade in that pool pays a fee. Clanker doesn't send those fees to you as they come in. It routes them to a fee locker contract and holds them there under the address of each reward recipient, usually the wallet that launched the token. They sit there until somebody claims them.

How Claiming Works

The fee locker keeps a separate balance for each recipient and each token. Fees from a pool paired with
pile up in
, and, depending on how the token was set up, in the token itself. A claim names the recipient and one token, and the locker sends that recipient's whole balance of it to the recipient. Nobody else can receive it: whoever sends the claim, the fees go to the recipient.
So claiming comes down to:
  1. Know which wallet is the reward recipient.
  2. Know which token the fees are in,
    for most launches.
  3. Send a claim for that recipient and that token, from Clanker's own site or with a plug.
  4. Repeat whenever enough has built up to be worth the gas.

Claim With Plug

Use in App
The plug is one step: claim the
fees of the wallet that runs it from Clanker's fee locker on Base. It reads what is available first and claims only when there is something there, so a run with nothing waiting does nothing and costs almost nothing. It also returns the amount it claimed, so you can see what came in.
Open it, connect the reward recipient's wallet and run it. To claim fees held in your token instead of
, swap
for your token's address. To stop thinking about it, put it on a daily or weekly schedule and the fees land in your wallet on their own.
Because the claimed amount comes out of the step as a value, you can also add steps after it, such as swapping the
to
or sending it to another wallet, in the same run.

What It Costs

Clanker charges nothing to claim. You pay Base gas for the run, which at late 2026 gas prices is around a cent. That is low enough that claiming once a day is reasonable for any token that trades regularly. For a quiet token, weekly makes more sense.

Things To Check

  • Is the wallet really the recipient? If the token was launched with a different reward recipient, or the recipient was changed later, the claim goes to that address, not to whoever runs the plug, and a run from your wallet finds nothing.
  • Are there fees in both tokens? Claiming
    leaves anything held in the token itself where it is. Run the claim once per token you have fees in.

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