Trading taxes, dividends, and buybacks
Distinguish tax rates, actual revenue, and claimable entitlements, and understand buyback conditions.
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Tax rates and actual revenue
Applies to taxes after a presale launches successfully. A business tax of 1%–9%, plus 0.5% for buybacks and 0.5% for the treasury, produces a final Flap buy/sell tax of 2%–10%. Buy and sell taxes are not added together on one transaction.
The vault recognizes only native BNB transferred by the bound token's actual tax processor as tax revenue. Receipts are split between business, buyback, and treasury at business rate : 0.5 : 0.5. Without actual receipts there is no new claimable revenue.
Two tax modes
| Mode | Business revenue distribution |
|---|---|
| FOMO presale participant dividends | Defaults to 50% for the creator and 50% for eligible participants. The creator share can be 0%–90%. With no eligible weight, business revenue goes to the creator. |
| Creator mode | All business revenue goes to the creator. Fomo users do not share this portion. |
Buyback and treasury proportions do not change with these modes. Fomo dividends use the launch identity snapshot and subscription weights. Holding tokens, inviting others, or connecting a wallet alone does not grant dividend eligibility.
Example of splitting receipts
Assume a 3% business tax, a 4% final buy/sell tax, 1 WBNB of actual tax receipts, a 50% creator business share, and eligible user weights:
| Destination | Example amount |
|---|---|
| Creator | 0.375 WBNB |
| All eligible users | 0.375 WBNB |
| Buyback | 0.125 WBNB |
| Treasury | 0.125 WBNB |
The basis is actual tax receipts, not trading volume. Integer calculations may leave tiny rounding remainders in the vault. Direct non-tax BNB/WBNB transfers go to the treasury and are not user dividends.
How to view and claim
- Check the tax mode, your eligibility, and actual receipt records on the project page.
- Wait for the service to settle the revenue window and publish claim data, then check your claimable amount.
- Use the supported claim or claim-on-behalf flow. Confirm receipt through the transaction.
The unpaid amount is cumulative entitlement minus cumulative payments. Tax settlement relies on backend calculation and on-chain registration; page estimates do not replace final claim records.
$fomopad buyback conditions
Before a target is bound, earmarked funds accumulate without buybacks. An administrator can bind a successfully launched target pool from the official factory only once. Execution also requires a trading route, price protection, and other conditions.
Buyback funds are separate from presale principal. Accumulated funds do not mean a buyback or burn has occurred. Execution records and actual on-chain transactions are the evidence.
FAQ
Does a 4% tax rate mean users earn 4%? No. The rate describes transaction taxation. User dividends also depend on actual tax receipts, mode, personal weight, and payment records.
Why did revenue synchronization add little or nothing? There may be no new receipts, a small personal share, integer rounding, or an unsettled revenue window.