Collecting sFLP USDC Rewards

sFLP (Staked Flash Liquidity Pool) tokens earn hourly USDC rewards from trading fees generated on Flash Trade. Unlike FLP.1 which auto-compounds, sFLP requires manual claiming of rewards.

Two ways to claim. In the GIF above there are two ways to claim your hourly rewards paid out in USDC for sFLP Pools.

How to Collect Your Rewards

Step 1

Navigate to the Earn Page

1. Go to Flash.Trade and click the "Earn" tab.

2. Find your sFLP rewards using either method:

   1. Quick Method:

      • Look for "Your Active Positions" ^_(desktop) or "Liquidity Summary" ^_(mobile) at the top of the page.

      • Click your sFLP pool position — any pool where you hold sFLP.

   2. Pool Cards Method:

      • Find the "Flash Liquidity Pools" section.

      • Click "Deposit Now" on your pool's card to open the pool page.

Step 2

Check Your Rewards

In the "Your Position" panel, you can view:

• LP Rewards: Your accumulated USDC rewards

• Weekly APY: Current rate on your position

• Staked sFLP / Balance: Amount of sFLP tokens you hold

• Pending Activation sFLP: recently minted sFLP that is not yet active

Insert screenshot earn-position-rewards-panel.png here — the Your Position panel.

Step 3

Claim Your Rewards

1. Click the "Collect Rewards" button

2. Confirm the transaction in your wallet

3. USDC rewards will be transferred to your wallet

Prefer auto-compounding instead?

You can switch without burning and re-minting: click Convert sFLP to FLP in the same "Your Position" panel and your staked position becomes auto-compounding FLP.

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Important Notes

Reward Schedule

• Rewards accumulate hourly based on trading activity

• Higher trading volume = higher reward distributions

• Rewards are paid in USDC

No Minimum Claim

• You can collect rewards at any time

• No minimum balance required to claim

• Consider network fees when claiming smaller amounts

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