One launch.
Clear economics.
SPLIT turns a token's revenue plan into a public routing rule. Every recipient is named. Every percentage is explicit. Every payment follows the same allocation.
Money comes in.
SPLIT sends it where it belongs.
A split is a fixed allocation between one and ten recipients. The allocation is expressed in basis points, where 10,000 basis points equals 100%. A valid split always accounts for the full amount.
Once a split is finalized, the economic agreement is meant to stay legible to everyone involved: holders, creators, causes, counterparties, and communities.
Route value with intent.
HOLDERS
Share revenue with the people holding or supporting the token.
CHARITY
Commit a permanent percentage to a cause at launch.
OTC PAIRS
Align revenue with negotiated liquidity or market relationships.
TREASURY
Fund operations, grants, growth, and community initiatives.
BUYBACKS
Reserve part of each distribution for token support.
CREATORS
Pay builders, artists, contributors, and launch partners.
Trust the rule,
not a promise.
Token economics are easier to believe when the allocation cannot be quietly rewritten after launch. A locked split creates a durable agreement: the same recipients, the same percentages, and one public reference point.
- Recipients are named before launch
- The allocation must total exactly 100%
- Public receipts make the rule easy to inspect
Precise integer allocation
Flexible without becoming opaque
No ambiguous remainder
One clear allocation receipt
Simple enough to understand.
Strict enough to matter.
Every destination is listed with a wallet and exact share.
The same allocation rule applies whenever revenue is routed.
Each token receives a public split page anyone can read.
The interface can support multiple launch and fee sources without changing the product model.
Understand the rule.
Then build the split.
The docs cover basis points, recipients, creation flow, public receipts, and integration structure.
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