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Treasury and deposits

One public wallet on Robinhood Chain receives the Pons creator fees, takes top-ups and pays upstream providers. There is no smart contract in between.

What the treasury does

  • Receives creator fees. It is set as the fee wallet of $ORBIX on Pons, so the 1.2% creator fee from every trade lands here.
  • Takes top-ups. Users send ETH or USDG to it from the wallet they signed in with.
  • Pays for inference. Upstream providers are paid from it at list price.

Every one of these movements is a normal transfer, visible on the Robinhood Chain explorer.

Treasury address

0xa469E1DA83AaB613e13DA88c74F8Ec7CF7811a3f

Only send funds to the address shown here. Don't trust addresses from DMs, replies or other sites.

How deposits are credited

  1. You sign in with your wallet. That address is linked to your ORBIX account.
  2. You send ETH or USDG to the treasury from that same address.
  3. The app sends ORBIX the transaction hash. ORBIX reads that transaction from Robinhood Chain, checks the sender and the recipient, values it in USD and adds it to your balance. Each transfer is credited once.

Only transfers sent from your signed-in wallet are accepted, so a top-up from an exchange or another wallet can't be credited. Sent one outside the app? Paste its hash on the Balance page.

How the pool is funded

Once a day, at 00:00 UTC, the creator fees received over the previous day are counted and set as the new subsidy pool. Fees that arrive as $ORBIX are sold for ETH first, so the whole creator share can pay for inference.

Changing the token or the treasury

Both the $ORBIX address used for tier checks and the treasury address are configuration, not code. They can be switched, for example from a test token to the final one, without moving balances or redeploying anything. Any change is announced here and in the changelog.