Where Funding and Revenue Come From
The model groups commercial revenue into three families:- Programmes and implementation: Sponsored builds, Agent Fixtures, integrations, media production, advertising, and other work around a defined objective.
- Settlement and usage: Fees associated with settlement, routes, integrations, and the recovery of execution costs.
- Recurring services: Reusable agent operations, media services, hosted settlement, integrations, and support.
From Funding to Payments
The source and its agreements determine how funds are handled.- Identify the funds and terms. Record the source, purpose, participants, and agreements that apply.
- Account for commitments and costs. Identify refunds, contractual payments, contributor and provider costs, and other amounts that must be covered.
- Determine the platform’s share. Apply the source-specific arrangement while keeping the amounts owed to others distinct.
- Record what happens to the funds. Follow payments, retained reserves, returned amounts, and any balance still outstanding.
How the Platform’s Share Supports the System
The platform’s share helps maintain the systems that produced the revenue. After the applicable commitments and costs are covered, available funds can support product development, operating reserves, integrations, and further programmes. The model connects reinvestment to useful work: reusable software, media formats, settlement capacity, and the ability to support additional participants. $555-related allocation policies are described in the token documentation.Planned Treasury Allocation
The corpus’s planned treasury policy assigns 20% of eligible recognised platform revenue to $555 buybacks after the source’s statutory, contractual, payment, refund, and other senior obligations have been met. The remaining allocation varies by revenue source and stage of the programme. This describes the intended use of eligible funds; it is not a claim that buybacks are currently executing or a promise of returns to token holders.Points and Credits
An experience can use points to record participation and credits to record a balance. Its published terms explain which actions count, how the balance changes, and how it can be used. They also define any conversion rate, expiry date, transfer, claim process, or payment schedule. A game score, an internal balance, and a payment record serve different purposes. Keeping those records distinct makes the experience easier to understand.Settlement and Allocation
SW4P is the intelligent routing and settlement system for moving value across the internet. It coordinates route selection, fees, execution, confirmation, recovery, and accounting for the result. SW4P Earn extends SW4P’s economic model into source-aware allocation, claims, rewards, payout schedules, reserves, and reconciliation. A programme’s terms establish who receives funds and how amounts are calculated. SW4P follows the settlement operation; the Earn model connects those operations with allocations, claims, reserves, and the remaining balance. Current status: SW4P Earn is not yet publicly available. No staking, liquidity, reward, or claim programme is currently open. Before participating in a future programme, users will see its eligible activity, funding source, allocation rules, recipients, claim timing, supported network and addresses, effective date, and support path. Fee-derived allocations and separately funded incentives remain separate.The Role of $555
$555 is the coordination asset of RNDRNTWRK. The $555 Token documentation explains its role. A particular product or programme defines any use of the token for access or participation in its own terms.Go Deeper
Tokenomics Overview
Explore $555’s role and the related economic concepts.
Fee Distribution
Read about source-specific funding and allocation policies.
How RNDRNTWRK Works
Follow an activity from its purpose and terms through work, records, and payments.
SW4P Earn
Read about allocations, claims, payouts, and current programme status.