DeFi has matured rapidly over the past few years — but one thing hasn’t kept up: clarity.

It’s easy for a project to say their liquidity is locked. It’s harder for an everyday user to verify that for themselves — especially across different LP formats, networks, or DEX architectures.

At UNCX, we’ve always believed that transparency should be built into the infrastructure, not just expected from the teams using it.

That’s why we’re excited to announce that Rugcheck now supports UNCX liquidity lockers — bringing real-time, verifiable visibility to one of the most important forms of security in the space.

When a Lock Only Matters If You Can See It

When a project creates a token and launches on a DEX, one of the first decisions they face is what to do with the LP (liquidity provider) tokens they receive from the initial pool.

If they keep them in their wallet, they have the ability to pull the liquidity at any time. That opens the door to exit scams — and investors know it.

That’s why teams often use lockers like UNCX. By locking their LP tokens into a smart contract, they remove access for a defined period — making it impossible to withdraw early.

It’s a simple mechanism. But verifying it hasn’t always been.

What You Can Now Verify Through Rugcheck

Rugcheck is best known as a smart contract scanner that flags suspicious logic in token contracts — including honeypots, minting traps, or blacklist functions.

Now, it extends that same level of clarity to liquidity lock data from UNCX.

So when a project locks LP tokens through the UNCX platform, Rugcheck will:

• Detect that a lock exists
• Display the amount of tokens locked
• Show which pool it’s from
• Surface the unlock time or vesting schedule
• Track if and when anything changes

This works automatically:

Teams don’t have to submit anything. Users don’t have to ask.
It’s all on-chain, and Rugcheck simply reads and displays the truth.

Supported Pool Types

Not all liquidity is the same.

Some pools use simple AMMs. Others use concentrated liquidity strategies like Uniswap v3. Some chains use hybrid or custom DEX models.

UNCX supports all of these — and now, so does Rugcheck.

Specifically, this integration includes:

• AMM v4
• CP-SWAP
• CLMM

So no matter the pool structure, if the liquidity is locked through UNCX, it will show up and be trackable through Rugcheck.

Locked Doesn’t Mean Idle

A common tradeoff in DeFi is between safety and performance. Locking liquidity improves security — but in many systems, it also disables earning potential.

UNCX lockers are designed differently.
They’re compatible with fee generation, meaning projects can still earn from trading activity even while their LP tokens are locked.

This is especially useful for CLMM-style LPs, where fees can be meaningful and depend on active liquidity ranges.

By locking with UNCX, projects don’t have to choose between transparency and capital efficiency.
And thanks to Rugcheck, users can now confirm that both are happening.

Bringing Clarity to a Fragmented Landscape

The DeFi ecosystem includes dozens of DEX protocols, each with different pool structures, token standards, and LP token representations.

This fragmentation makes it harder for users to answer basic questions like:

• Is this project’s liquidity really locked?
• Where is it locked?
• What happens when the lock ends?

Our integration with Rugcheck simplifies this by offering a standardized view across protocols and chains.

It doesn’t matter whether a project is locking:

• Uniswap v3 LPs
• A SushiSwap CP pool
• A Raydium v4 AMM

→ The same format applies.

For users, it provides direct access to verifiable lock data.

For projects, it removes the need to constantly explain or prove their credibility.

Why This Matters for the Ecosystem

We talk a lot about trust in crypto, but the reality is:

Trust should be a product of infrastructure — not personality.

This integration helps move us closer to that reality:

• Users don’t have to rely on screenshots
• Builders don’t have to answer the same questions repeatedly
• Communities get tools to validate claims, not just believe them
• Transparency becomes a default, not a bonus

Rugcheck isn’t here to decide who’s trustworthy — it just reveals what’s on-chain.
UNCX doesn’t make you lock liquidity — it gives you the tools to do so if you want to earn credibility.

Building With Transparency

Security in DeFi often feels reactive — something to think about after something goes wrong.

But with integrations like this, we’re making it proactive:

• Liquidity that’s locked and visible
• Yield that’s earned without giving up trust
• Data that’s on-chain and accessible, not locked away behind dashboards or assumptions

With Rugcheck now surfacing UNCX locks by default, we’re making it easier than ever to understand how liquidity is being managed — and to hold that management accountable.

Explore Further

→ UNCX Lockers
Create or view existing liquidity locks across supported chains
https://app.uncx.network/locker

→ Rugcheck
Verify token contracts and now — liquidity locks
https://rugcheck.xyz

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