> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.levery.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Manage Positions > Review and manage liquidity positions, ranges, allocation, and fees with on-chain execution checks and institution policy gates. The Positions page is the operational workspace for **range-based liquidity positions** created through Invest. It consolidates each position’s range, value, allocation, and fee accrual, and provides lifecycle actions such as adjusting liquidity and collecting fees. *** ## What end users can do * Review all their positions by pool and network. * Open a position to inspect range status, current price, and allocation. * Add or remove liquidity for an existing position. * Collect accrued LP fees when available. * Use position identifiers and transaction hashes for reconciliation. *** ## Positions list Positions Positions The Positions list summarizes all positions visible to the selected account. Each position card typically includes: * **Market + network:** The pool pair (`Token0 / Token1`) and the chain where the position is held. * **Position ID:** A stable identifier used for investigation and support. * **Range status:** A visible **In Range** state when the pool price is inside the selected band. * **Position value:** An indicative valuation in the venue’s display currency. * **Earnings:** Estimated uncollected fees when available. * **Range bounds:** Min and Max price labels for the position’s band. * **Manage action:** Opens the detailed position view for lifecycle actions. *** ## Position detail view Selecting **Manage** opens a detailed view of the position’s range, allocation, and fee status. ### Header and range chart The header and chart area typically show: * **Pair, chain, and position ID** for precise identification. * **Range status badges** such as **In Range** and **Full Range**. * **Price visualization** with markers for current price, Min Price, and Max Price. * **Time window controls** (for example, 1D, 7D, 1M, 1Y, ALL) that adjust the visible chart window. * **Min/Max/Market price** readouts for the selected period. ### Position summary panel The right-side panel typically includes: * **Position value** in the venue display currency. * **Allocation** with per-token amounts and a proportional split bar. * **Add Liquidity** and **Remove Liquidity** actions. * **Fees Earned** with available amount and per-token breakdown. * **Collect Fees** to claim accrued LP fees. * **Collected History** for past fee claims when present. *** ## Status and fee behavior * A position is **active** when the pool price is within the selected range. * **LP fees accrue** only while the position is active and swaps execute in-range. * If the pool uses **dynamic LP fees**, the realized fee rate can vary under the pool’s configured logic, in order to protect the liquidity provider from impermanent losses. * See more information and how dynamic fees are calculated at: [Dynamic Fees](/architecture#oracle-guided-pricing-integrity-and-dynamic-fees) Values shown in the interface are indicative. The authoritative record for ownership, liquidity, and fees is on-chain state and transaction receipts. *** ## Manage a position Go to **Positions**, locate the target card, and select **Manage**. Confirm the pair, chain, and position ID. Check Min/Max price, the current market price, and whether the position is **In Range**. Review the token allocation and position value. Use **Add Liquidity** or **Remove Liquidity** and enter the intended amounts. ERC-20 tokens require approvals before execution, and the wallet must be connected on the pool’s chain. When **Fees Earned** shows an available amount, select **Collect Fees** to claim the position’s accrued LP fees. Confirm the transaction in your wallet and retain the transaction hash for reconciliation and audit workflows. *** ## Execution prerequisites and policy gates Liquidity lifecycle actions are enforced on-chain and can be blocked if any condition fails. * **Wallet connection and chain alignment:** Actions execute only on the pool’s network. * **Permission checks:** Liquidity permissions, pool-required roles, and institution policy gates are enforced at execution time. * **Ownership verification:** Position modifications verify the authorized owner of the position token. * **Pause controls:** Global or per-pool pause states halt liquidity actions. * **Limits and deadlines:** Liquidity updates validate minimum amounts and time bounds; failures revert. End-user actions on this page map to on-chain liquidity lifecycle calls (increase, decrease, collect, close) and are rejected when permissions, roles, or pause controls disallow execution. *** ## Troubleshooting Most commonly caused by a disconnected wallet, wrong network, or a policy gate that blocks liquidity actions. ERC-20 liquidity changes require approvals. Many deployments use Token → Permit2 and Permit2 → Position Manager allowances before execution can proceed. Reverts can result from insufficient balance, invalid limits (deadlines or minimum amounts), or on-chain policy checks failing at execution time. LP fees accrue only when the position is in range and swaps execute. Out-of-range positions or low activity may show zero fees. Liquidity actions execute only on the pool’s chain. Switch the wallet to the pool’s network and retry. *** ## Ownership and auditability * Liquidity positions are represented on-chain as **non-transferable (soulbound) ERC-721 tokens** bound to the verified owner. * Position state, liquidity updates, and fee claims are recorded as on-chain events that can be reconciled by transaction hash.