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# Locking Liquidity

Sometimes, users might need to lock their liquidity positions permanently. For example, this might be part of the mechanics of a meme token. By doing this, everyone can be assured that the creator of the token will not remove liquidity from the pool and scam users.

#### How to Lock Liquidity:

Open your position and click on the "Transfer Position" button.

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Enter `eosio.null` as the receiver of the position. The `eosio.null` account functions as a "burn" account, meaning nobody has access to it. By transferring ownership to `eosio.null`, the position will be permanently locked, preventing any future transfers, fee claims, or removal of liquidity.