Capital flow
A coin's vault collects its creator fees. At least twice a day Tills claims them and splits each claim: 80% to the website the creator named, 20% to buy and burn $TILL. The website's share leaves Robinhood Chain as USDC and reaches its bank, Stripe balance or wallet once a day.
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- 1
80% goes to the website
Once a day, Tills batches each site's share if it clears 5 USDG. A site that has not claimed yet gets skipped, and its share stays owed in USDG.
- 2
20% buys $TILL
The buyback share goes to the buyback wallet in the same run. The wallet buys $TILL on Robinhood Chain.
- 3
USDG leaves as USDC
The payout wallet sends the batch through Across. A relayer delivers USDC on the site's chain in seconds, for a fee you see before anyone signs. USDG wallets on Robinhood Chain skip the bridge.
- 4
$TILL gets burned
The $TILL bought goes to the burn address. Each buy and burn lands in the ledger with its transaction.
- 5
USDC reaches Stripe or the wallet
Sites paid in USDC receive it from the bridge. For bank and Stripe-balance payouts, the USDC lands in the Tills Stripe account first, usually within minutes.
- 6
The website gets paid
Stripe Global Payouts sends the money to the site's bank or Stripe balance, with the payment note as its description. Tills records the payout reference on chain.
Claims
- 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; smaller amounts wait for later claims
- Not claimed yet
- The share stays owed until the website proves its domain and picks where to be paid
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