GoPlus Locker V3 Review 2026: Time and Price-Based Locks

GoPlus Locker V3 is a multi-chain token and liquidity locker made by GoPlus Security, a company known for Web3 and AI agent security tools. On the GoPlus site it appears as SafeToken Locker, described as a secure, transparent on-chain locking platform for tokens and liquidity.

DefiLlama lists it under Token Locker, on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Arbitrum, with roughly $30.4 million in total value locked and a 7-day change of about -3.3%. It has been tracked since March 2025.

The product fits into the wider GoPlus suite, which includes a token security check, a browser extension, a security API and the SafeToken Protocol. The locker is aimed at token issuers who want to show investors that supply or liquidity is committed.

A token locker is a smart contract that holds tokens or liquidity provider positions on behalf of the owner. While the lock is active, the owner cannot withdraw the assets. This is used by projects to show they will not pull liquidity or dump team tokens.

GoPlus Locker adds a second condition. The platform describes locks with dual unlock conditions, a target price and a time. A project can commit to keeping assets locked until a date, or until the token reaches a price, depending on how the lock is set up.

Each lock has a detail page where the amount and conditions can be checked. For liquidity locks, stakers can still collect trading earnings while the position is locked, with a small fee taken on collection.

The sources reviewed do not publish a fee schedule for creating locks. The lock detail page says a slight fee is taken when you collect liquidity stake earnings during a lock, but gives no percentage.

Network gas fees on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base or Arbitrum also apply when creating, extending or unlocking a lock. Users should check the lock creation page for any platform fee before confirming a transaction.

No audits are listed for this locker in the data reviewed, and the sources do not describe an audit report. Users should look for published audit reports and check the contract address on a block explorer before locking meaningful value.

The lock is non-custodial in the sense that it is handled by smart contracts, but the usual smart contract risk applies, including bugs and flawed unlock logic. GoPlus Security's own focus is on security, which is a point in its favour but not a guarantee. No incidents involving the locker appear in the sources reviewed.

This is not financial advice. Locking tokens does not make a token itself safe, and investors should still run their own checks on the token.

Token issuers and project teams that want to prove liquidity or team allocations are locked, and investors who want to verify those locks. It is also relevant for liquidity providers on supported chains who want a lock that still allows collecting earnings. Newcomers should read the unlock terms carefully before committing funds.