Fee Splitting
Fee splitting lets you direct your creator fee earnings to multiple wallets. Instead of all fees flowing to a single address, you define a split configuration that automatically routes fees to the wallets you specify. This is essential for teams, collaborations, and any scenario where token earnings need to be shared.
What It Is
Section titled “What It Is”When you earn creator fees from your token’s trading activity, those fees normally go to a single wallet — your creator wallet. Fee splitting overrides this default behavior, allowing you to define percentage-based splits across multiple wallet addresses.
For example, if you and a co-creator built an agent together, you might split fees 60/40. Or you might direct 10% of fees to a community treasury while keeping 90% for compute costs. The configuration is flexible and can be set up at launch or modified after the fact.
How It Works
Section titled “How It Works”Setting up fee splitting is straightforward:
- At launch or after launch, configure your fee split by specifying wallet addresses and their percentage share. Each address receives its defined portion of every fee distribution.
- Fees are automatically routed according to your split configuration. When fees are claimed, the distribution happens in a single transaction — each recipient gets their share without any manual intervention.
- Splits must total 100%. The percentages across all configured wallets must add up to 100%. You cannot over-allocate or under-allocate.
Example Configuration
Section titled “Example Configuration”Wallet A (primary developer): 60%Wallet B (co-creator): 25%Wallet C (community treasury): 15%In this setup, if $100 in fees is claimed, Wallet A receives $60, Wallet B receives $25, and Wallet C receives $15.
Transfer Beneficiary Rights
Section titled “Transfer Beneficiary Rights”Beyond splitting fees across wallets, you can also transfer your entire 57% creator fee beneficiary rights to another wallet. This is a full transfer of ownership over the fee stream, not just a split.
To transfer beneficiary rights, prompt your agent:
Transfer my creator fee beneficiary rights for token MYAGT to 0xNewWalletThis is useful when:
- You are selling or transferring ownership of an agent
- You want a DAO or multisig to control the fee stream
- You are restructuring your agent’s treasury setup
Once transferred, the new wallet has full control over the fee stream. This action should be considered carefully, as it permanently changes who controls the creator fees.
Use Cases
Section titled “Use Cases”Fee splitting supports a wide range of scenarios:
Split fees between co-creators
Section titled “Split fees between co-creators”If multiple developers contributed to building an agent, fee splitting ensures everyone gets their fair share. Define the split based on contribution, agreement, or any other criteria your team decides on.
Direct a portion to a treasury or DAO
Section titled “Direct a portion to a treasury or DAO”Route a percentage of your fees to a community treasury, DAO multisig, or governance contract. This aligns the token’s economics with its community and can fund public goods, development bounties, or ecosystem grants.
Fund multiple agents from a single token
Section titled “Fund multiple agents from a single token”If you operate multiple agents that share infrastructure or resources, you can split fees from one token across the wallets that fund each agent. This simplifies treasury management when running a fleet of agents.
Allocate fees for marketing or community rewards
Section titled “Allocate fees for marketing or community rewards”Dedicate a portion of your fee income to marketing efforts, trading competitions, or community reward programs. By routing fees directly to a marketing wallet, you create a self-funding promotional budget that scales with your token’s trading activity.