Fee router

Route your fees.

Any coin, launchpad or person can send money into giveone and choose where it goes: the pool, one charity or one cause. Every route gets its own deposit address and a public page. The address is a route wallet giveone holds under a policy that only lets money move on to giveone, and it is the same on every EVM chain.

Your coin's chain

EVM routes use one address on every EVM chain

Where the money goes

Dollars join the $1 rotation round every charity in the pool.

Name it

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Where the money comes from

Token address on Robinhood Chain

How it's handed out

$1 at a time, in line, like trading fees. The default.

Drip and random are coming later

Your deposit address

EVM

Made when you create the route. One address, valid on every EVM chain.

Name the route.

Then

Point your fees at it.

Once the route is created, send money to its address from wherever your fees or gifts come from. giveone moves it to USDC on Base and hands it out the way you chose, with the same receipts as everything else.

How it's held: a route is a wallet giveone controls through Privy. A policy on the wallet only lets money move on to giveone's settlement wallet, and every dollar handed out gets a public receipt.

Launchpad creator fees

Open your coin's settings on its launchpad on Robinhood Chain, signed in as the creator.
Set your route address as the fee recipient, or add it to the fee share with the percentage you want to give.
Save, then check the launchpad shows the address.

Some launchpads don't send fees on their own: the recipient has to claim them. giveone claims on your route's behalf automatically, so there is nothing more to do.

People

Send ETH or USDC to the address on any supported chain. The same address works on all of them.