Fee Splitting
Route trading fees to collaborators, treasury wallets, or partners.
How Fee Splitting Works
When your token is traded, fees are generated. By default, your 60% share (Base) or creator fees (Solana) go to your deployer wallet. With fee splitting, you can route your share to a different address.
Base Fee Splitting
On Base, specify a different reward owner at deployment:
"deploy TeamToken with fees going to 0x1234... on base"
This routes your 60% share of trading fees to the specified address. The 40% Bankr platform fee is separate.
Fee Recipient vs Vault Recipient
You can set different addresses for:
| Recipient | Receives | Changeable? |
|---|---|---|
| Fee recipient | Trading fees (60% share) | Yes (can be transferred) |
| Vault recipient | Vested tokens | No (immutable) |
"deploy a token with fees to 0xABC... and vault to 0xDEF... on base"
Transferring Fee Ownership
After deployment, the fee recipient can transfer their rights:
"transfer fee ownership for 0x1234... to 0x5678..."
Warning: This is irreversible. Both the recipient address and admin rights transfer together.
Solana Fee Splitting
On Solana, specify a fee recipient at launch:
"launch a token on solana with fees going to ABC123..."
The fee recipient arrangement is permanent once created:
During Bonding Curve:
- Receives 0.5% of all trades (the "share fee")
- Both creator and fee recipient can claim accumulated fees
- Fees are split: 99.9% to recipient, 0.1% to creator as referrer fee
After Migration:
- Fee recipient can claim the Fee Key NFT
- Say "claim my fees for TokenName" to receive the NFT
- The NFT represents rights to ongoing LP trading fees
Once a fee recipient is specified at launch on Solana, the deployer cannot transfer the Fee Key NFT to anyone else. It can only go to the designated fee recipient.
Claiming Split Fees
Fee recipients claim their earnings the same way deployers do:
"claim my fees for TokenName"
See Claiming Fees for details.