Reward recipient split
The on-chain configuration setting who receives a launched token's trading fees, and in what share — usually creator, platform and any referring interface.
When a token is deployed through a launchpad, the deployment call carries a list of addresses and basis-point shares describing where the pool's trading fees accrue. That list is part of the deployment, readable afterwards by anyone, and it is what makes launching through an interface a business rather than a favour.
Because the split is on-chain, it can be verified rather than believed: the addresses and percentages are in the deployment record, and a router that claims a referral share must have set it there. Sato Route discloses its own share on every quote before anything is signed.
A split describes where fees go, not how much there will be. A token with a generous split and no volume pays nothing to anyone.
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