Fee Redirecting

Route your share of trading fees to collaborators, treasury wallets, or partners.

How Fee Redirecting Works

The creator's share of trading fees — 0.665% of volume on a Doppler launch, 95% of the 0.7% pool fee — goes to the fee beneficiary address, your Bankr wallet by default. Fee redirecting sends that share to a different address of your choosing; the rest of the split is unchanged (see the Fee Structure). It works the same on older tokens, whose fee schedule stays fixed at launch.

Setting a Fee Beneficiary

You can set a fee beneficiary during deployment or after deployment.

During Deployment

Specify a different beneficiary when deploying:

"deploy TeamToken with fees going to 0x1234..."
"launch MyToken and make 0xABC... the beneficiary"
"deploy a token where fees go to alice.eth"
"deploy a token where fees go to @0xdeployer on x"

This sets the beneficiary from the start. The specified address receives your creator share (0.665% of trading volume).

After Deployment

The current fee beneficiary can transfer their rights to a new address. Transferring Fees to a New Wallet covers every path, including Bankr Launch v3 (Arc) tokens.

From the Web

Open the token's Trade page (bankr.bot/terminal/trade/<tokenAddress>) and click Transfer fee recipient — or Edit fee recipient in the token's Manage drawer under Your Tokens. You can connect your Bankr wallet or an external wallet to sign the transfer. The modal includes a two-step confirmation to prevent accidental transfers.

From Chat

"transfer my beneficiary share on token 0x1234... to 0x5678..."
"change who receives fees for 0x1234... to 0xABC..."

Irreversible

Fee beneficiary transfers are permanent and irreversible. The entire creator share allocation moves to the new address. Only the current beneficiary can transfer rights.

Unclaimed fees follow the share to the new address, so claim first if you want them at the old one. The creator vesting allocation never moves: it stays with the fee recipient set at launch.

Claiming Redirected Fees

Only the current fee beneficiary can claim fees:

"claim my fees for TokenName"
"claim fees for 0x1234..."

If you transferred your beneficiary rights to someone else, you can no longer claim fees from that token. The new beneficiary must claim.

See Claiming Fees for details.