Revenue allocation
Since September 27, 2026, the revenue processor splits settled Route revenue as follows:
For 1 ETH of revenue, 0.60 ETH buys ROUTE, 0.05 ETH funds liquidity and 0.35 ETH goes to the treasury. The contract rounds the buyback and liquidity amounts down to whole wei; the treasury gets the remainder. The split is fixed in the contract and cannot be changed by a policy update.
These are shares of revenue collected, not extra fees on each swap. Customer funds, refunds, provider costs and gas are excluded. The 5% liquidity budget pays for both the ROUTE and the USDG side.
What counts as revenue
- Token creator fees. Claimed by the processor directly.
- Swap fees through Route’s fee receivers. Native ETH fees are credited to the processor straight away. Token fees are converted to ETH first; the split uses the ETH actually received.
- Fees paid directly to the treasury Safe. These include swap fees through the Route v2 executor, which is used on route.fun since October 1. They are not split automatically. The Safe can fund them into the processor through an explicit, Safe-approved call.
Treasury and custody
The treasury is our 2-of-3 Safe, not a community investment vault. Bought ROUTE and treasury ETH go to that Safe. New Ramp liquidity shares go to0x09Efc01e903033D6642d20a8C5cF6Bee210cFBF8, whose custody is separate from the Safe.
The bot cannot sweep unrelated Safe balances or spend pre-existing treasury assets.