Using an established locker on Robinhood Chain.

If you have launched before, you probably have a locker you already trust. The question is whether it reaches this chain, and the answer depends on which one you mean.

The short answer#

A locker that does not support a chain cannot lock on it, because its contracts are not deployed there. Support on Robinhood Chain is changing quickly. Team Finance now lists it. For the other large multi-chain lockers we could not confirm support either way from their published material.

If you came here to lock liquidity with Team Finance#

That is the most common version of this question, so here is the direct answer: you can. Team Finance is a real locker with a long record, and its own Robinhood Chain page lists liquidity locks, token locks and vesting as live on chain 4663. When we checked, it priced locks at $150 and vesting at $100 per use.

The honest comparison is therefore not whether it works here. It is what you pay and what you get. HoodLock charges a flat 0.005 ETH per lock or vesting schedule. Team Finance lists Uniswap V3 LP locking, which HoodLock does not offer, because v3 positions are NFTs rather than ERC-20 tokens.

For PinkLock and UNCX Network, the locker formerly called Unicrypt, we could not find published support for chain 4663. That does not prove they lack it. Check their own network lists before planning around them.

Whichever you are weighing, the decision is smaller than it looks. It is not about which famous locker, but whether the contract holding your tokens on this chain does the five things any locker has to do. Those are listed below, and how to choose a token locker works through them properly.

Why chain support is not a formality#

A locker is a set of deployed contracts, not a website. Supporting a new chain means deploying, verifying and indexing there, and then supporting it operationally. It is a real decision with real cost, which is why a young chain is often missing from the list.

It also means you cannot use a locker's reputation from another chain as evidence about this one. What matters is the contract at the address your tokens would go to.

What actually separates lockers#

If you are evaluating where to lock, these are the questions that actually separate lockers, and they apply to us as much as to anyone.

• Is the contract verified on the chain's explorer? If not, nothing else can be checked.
• Is there a function that lets an admin move locked tokens? Search the source for withdraw, rescue and sweep, and read who can call each.
• Can an unlock date be shortened? If it can, the date is a preference rather than a commitment.
• What is the fee model, and is it capped? A percentage of your tokens and a flat fee in ETH create very different incentives.
• Can a stranger verify a lock without an account? A lock nobody can check does not do the job you are paying for.

How to choose a token locker works through each of these properly, and our security model answers them for HoodLock with the specific functions to read.

What HoodLock covers#

What waiting costs#

Every day spent deciding is a day your creator supply sits liquid and visible on the holder list, which is precisely the thing a lock exists to resolve. Buyers reading your token page today cannot see an intention to lock later.

A reputation earned on another chain does not by itself tell you about the contract deployed here. What matters is the contract at the address your tokens would go to, and that one you can read yourself in five minutes: the security model names the exact functions and what you should find.

Once the lock exists, verify it, whichever locker you used. That includes ours.

HoodLock is not affiliated with Team Finance, PinkLock, UNCX Network, FlokiFi or StonkBrokers. Network support and prices described here are taken from each platform's own published material as of 2026-09-15 and change over time. Check their own sites before relying on them.