Every token has its own ledger.
New launches use the treasury address directly as the Flap fee recipient. Proceeds stay attributed to the source token and its chosen Square creator, even when deposits are batched.
80% funds Square tips. 20% funds bPAID buybacks and burns.
Flap’s fee processor sends BNB directly to the shared treasury. Each token keeps its own accounting record. The allocation uses actual receipts after Flap’s deductions; processor proceeds may also include donations.
Published activity will appear with its amount, destination, and supporting records.
80% of each token's received fees funds Square tips. 20% funds bPAID buybacks and burns, including transaction gas. Binance credits and tips are operator-confirmed; blockchain transfers can be checked on BscScan.
New launches use the treasury address directly as the Flap fee recipient. Proceeds stay attributed to the source token and its chosen Square creator, even when deposits are batched.
The worker pays in BNB through Binance and records the Square tip. Recipient checks run again before payment. If authentication or payment status needs attention, processing stops for review.
After gas is reserved from the platform share, the remaining allocation buys bPAID when a supported liquid pool is available. Purchase and delivery to the dead address happen in one transaction. Funds stay in the treasury while no supported route is available.
BscScan shows on-chain transfers and burn-address receipts. Binance Pay order IDs and Square tip IDs refer to private Binance records, published by the operator. They do not provide a public, trustless proof of payment.
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