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Credit
the builders.

What if a token could send part of its creator fees back to the developers whose work made it possible?

Put the work
on the record.

Try a public repository such as solana-labs/solana.

The repository and its public contributors will appear here.

Follow the work.
Find its makers.

A transparent fee route begins with a source, names its recipients and shows how the split was chosen.

A token uses
open source
to grow.
ReferenceGitHub repository
InputCreator fee share
That work
gets a route
back.
RecipientsVerified developers
OutcomeWallet claims

Commits
are not a
paycheck.

Lines of code alone cannot decide a fair share. A creator would need to state the allocation, and developers would need a way to inspect and claim it.

Before
it pays.

The route should be easy to inspect before anyone claims. These are the pieces still being built.

Prove the identity

Connect a GitHub account to the recipient without assuming a username alone proves ownership of the work.

Make the split visible

Publish the repository, the recipients and the allocation rule so everyone can review what was assigned.

Give builders a claim

Let eligible developers connect a wallet and see the amount assigned to them before collecting a payout.