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# Auto Claim
## What is Auto Claim?
Auto Claim is an automation feature that automatically harvests the fees and rewards generated from your liquidity positions. Instead of manually checking and claiming your unclaimed amounts, Auto Claim automatically collects your earnings based on a schedule or condition you select.
This helps you stay efficient, avoid missing claim opportunities, and maintain full control over how your rewards are managed.
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## Why Use Auto Claim?
* **Save Time:** No more manual claiming every few hours or days.
* **Stay Organized:** Prevent rewards from sitting idle or unclaimed for too long.
* **Automatic Zap Out:** Instantly convert all claimed rewards into a single token of your choice.
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## How It Works
Auto Claim monitors your liquidity position and automatically triggers a claim action when your chosen condition is met:
* **Time-based Trigger:** Claims rewards at fixed intervals (e.g., every hour, every 6 hours, daily).
* **Amount-based Trigger:** Claims when the total unclaimed value reaches a minimum threshold.
After each claim, if **Zap Out** is enabled, your rewards are immediately swapped into a single token (e.g., SUI) before being sent to your wallet.
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## How to Set Up Auto Claim
Setting up Auto Claim is straightforward. Follow these steps:
### **Step 1 — Open Your Position Details**
Go to **LP Pro → Open Positions**, then select the position where you want to enable Auto Claim. This opens the position details, showing your liquidity range, unclaimed rewards, and automation options.
### **Step 2 — Start Creating an Auto Claim Rule**
Click on **Create Auto Claim** inside the automation section. You will see two configuration modes:
* **By Time**
* **By Amount**
Each mode gives you flexibility depending on your strategy.
#### **Option A — Time-Based Claim**
Use this mode when you want claims to happen on a fixed schedule.
Simply enter how often you want the system to claim (e.g., every **1 hour**, **6 hours**, or **24 hours**). This mode is ideal if you prefer predictable, routine claiming.
#### **Option B — Amount-Based Claim**
Choose this mode if you want to minimize gas usage by claiming only when rewards reach a meaningful amount.
Simply enter the minimum USD value required to trigger a claim (e.g., **$2**, **$5**, **$10**, or higher).
### **Step 3 — Enable Zap Out (Optional)**
Turn ON **Zap Out** if you want all claimed rewards to be converted into a single token.
* Select your preferred output token (e.g., **SUI**, USDC, etc.)
* Rewards are auto-swapped and then sent to your wallet.
Useful if you want to *accumulate a single asset* or simplify tracking.
### **Step 4 — Confirm Your Settings**
Click **Confirm** to finalize your Auto Claim rule.
Once confirmed:
* Your rule activates immediately.
* The automation system begins monitoring your position.
* No further manual action is needed unless you want to change or disable the rule.
### **Step 5 — Monitor Your Auto Claim Activity**
Inside your Position Details, you'll be able to see:
* Claim triggers (time or amount)
* Next scheduled claim (for time-based)
You can modify or disable the Auto Claim rule at any time.
## Summary
Auto Claim is designed to make reward harvesting effortless. With flexible triggers, optional Zap Out conversion, and 24/7 automation, it's one of the most powerful tools to optimize your liquidity management on LP Pro.
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