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Capital flow

Each coin's creator fees are claimed from its fee vault every few minutes, bridged out of Robinhood Chain as USDC and paid once a day to the website the creator named: to its bank or Stripe balance through Stripe, or straight to a USDC wallet.Eachcoin'screatorfeesareclaimedfromitsfeevaulteveryfewminutes,bridgedoutofRobinhoodChainasUSDCandpaidonceadaytothewebsitethecreatornamed:toitsbankorStripebalancethroughStripe,orstraighttoaUSDCwallet.

20% of every claim buys and burns $TRBT.

How creator fees move

A token on Robinhood Chain sends its creator fees to its own fee vault. Each claim splits: 80 percent is bridged out as USDC on Base, deposited to the Stripe financial account and paid out to the website's bank account or Stripe balance (websites paid in USDC get it from the bridge directly). 20 percent buys $TRBT and burns it.

  1. Coin on Ponscreator fees in USDG
  2. creator fees→
  3. Coin fee vaultone per coin
  4. claim · 80%→
  5. Across bridgeUSDG in, USDC on Base out
  6. USDC deposit→
  7. Stripe financial accountUSDC balance
  8. payout→
  9. The websitebank or Stripe balance
  1. claim · 20%→
  2. Buy $TRBTwith USDG on Robinhood Chain
  3. →
  4. Burnsent to the burn address

Websites paid in USDC skip Stripe: the bridge fills their wallet directly. USDG wallets on Robinhood Chain get a plain transfer.

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Creator fees claimed from tokens, and the $TRBT buybacks they fund, are listed here.

Step by step

  1. 01A token on Robinhood Chain earns creator fees

    From launch, its creator fees go to a fee vault that belongs to that coin. Every few minutes we claim them in USDG and split every claim: 80% to the website the creator named and 20% to buy and burn $TRBT.

  2. 0280% to the website — the share is batched

    Once a day, the website's share is batched if it clears the minimum payout. A website that hasn't claimed its payouts yet is skipped and its share is held as owed.

  3. 0320% to the buyback — USDG buys $TRBT

    The 20% share goes to the buyback wallet in USDG in the same run, and the wallet buys $TRBT on the open market on Robinhood Chain.

  4. 04USDG leaves Robinhood Chain as USDC

    The payout wallet bridges the batch with Across. A relayer fills it as USDC on Base (or the chain a wallet chose) in seconds, at a fee quoted before signing. USDG wallets on Robinhood Chain skip the bridge.

Stripe payouts

A website is paid once it proves it owns its domain and chooses where the money goes: a bank account or its Stripe balance through a Stripe-hosted form, or a USDC wallet address. Bank details stay with Stripe; we never see them.

Rail
Bridged out as USDC, then paid to a bank or Stripe balance through Stripe, or straight to a USDC wallet
Collection
Fees collected in USDG on Robinhood Chain; gas paid in ETH; payouts once a day
Minimum
5 USDG per payout, higher in some countries; smaller amounts wait
Not claimed yet
Share is held as owed until the website verifies its domain and chooses where to be paid

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  • 05$TRBT is burned

    The $TRBT bought is sent to the burn address. Buys and burns appear in the ledger with their Robinhood Chain transactions.

  • 06USDC goes to Stripe or the wallet

    Websites paid in USDC receive it directly from the bridge. For everyone else it is deposited to our Stripe financial account, usually within minutes.

  • 07The website is paid

    Stripe Global Payouts sends it to the website's bank account or Stripe balance, with the default payment note as the description. The payout ID is shown on the payment.