FlokiFi Locker vs GoPlus Locker V3: Which fits? (2026)

Both platforms create on-chain locks for tokens or liquidity, but they serve different project needs. FlokiFi Locker has the broader footprint: it lists 15 EVM chains and supports LP tokens, ERC-20 tokens, NFTs and ERC-1155 tokens. It also offers vesting schedules and batch locking for NFTs. GoPlus Locker V3 supports Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Arbitrum, with token and liquidity locks.

GoPlus's distinguishing option is its unlock logic. A project can set a time, a target price, or both as conditions for release. That can suit a lock designed around a price milestone, but it is more involved than a simple date-based lock. FlokiFi's approach is more flexible across asset types and chains, with time locks and vesting rather than a stated target-price trigger.

Choose FlokiFi Locker if your project needs to lock NFTs, ERC-1155 assets, or a mix of token types, or if it operates on one of the many supported chains beyond GoPlus's four. Batch NFT locking and scheduled vesting are useful when assets need different release patterns. Its listed ease-of-use score is 8, compared with 7.5 for GoPlus, though those scores do not replace checking the actual workflow and transaction details.

GoPlus Locker V3 is the better fit when a target-price unlock is central to the lock terms, or when liquidity providers should be able to collect earnings during the lock. Its listed TVL is about $30.4 million, compared with about $11.7 million for FlokiFi. TVL indicates the value shown as locked, not a guarantee of safety or a measure of whether the tool fits your requirements.

Neither platform publishes a complete fee schedule here. FlokiFi Locker mentions a service fee and says referrers receive 25% of the transaction fee for locks they refer, but it does not state the fee amount. The charge may vary by chain or asset type, so check the amount in the app before signing.

GoPlus Locker V3 does not publish the fee for creating locks. It says a small fee applies when liquidity stakers collect earnings during a lock, but does not state the percentage. Both platforms also require blockchain gas for relevant transactions, including creating or changing locks and unlocking. Gas varies with the network and transaction conditions, so confirm the total shown in your wallet before proceeding. Do not assume that either locker is cheaper based on the information published here.

FlokiFi Locker has two audits listed and names CertiK as an auditor. That is a useful point of reference, but it does not establish that every deployed contract or version was covered. Check the audit reports and scope, particularly across the platform's 15 chains. GoPlus Locker V3 has no audits listed, so look for published reports and verify the relevant contract addresses before locking meaningful value.

Both use smart contracts, which means bugs or flawed unlock logic can put locked assets at risk. GoPlus's wider security focus is not a substitute for an audit of this locker. A lock only demonstrates that specified assets are subject to lock conditions; it does not prove the token or project is legitimate. Review the token, lock terms, contract address, and unlock conditions independently before committing assets.