BNB ChainFees accumulate.
The brand-specific balance exists independently of verification. No admin may withdraw accounted funds.
How a brand actually earns 5%.
A visible percentage is not enough. Canswap needs a one-charge invariant, a stable accounting asset, an isolated balance per brand, and a claim path no operator can redirect.
Trader inputCDO or Brand Token
→Funds stay in the wallet until one transaction is signed.
Settlement valueUSDT accounting leg
→The router computes the qualifying secondary-market value.
Exactly once5% → brand vault
→Credited under the immutable brand identifier.
Trader outputBrand Token or CDO
95% continues through the route, subject to disclosed LP costs.
The treasury claims.
The registry binds a verified treasury address. That address—and only that address—can claim accrued and future fees.
No false guarantee.
The mechanism covers registered Canswap settlement routes. Third-party pools cannot be forced to pay without a transfer-tax token, which this design rejects.
Required contract invariants
- Total supply is exactly 21,000,000 and no mint function remains.
- The sum of unclaimed per-brand balances never exceeds vault stablecoin holdings.
- A qualifying swap can credit the 5% fee exactly once—never zero, never twice.
- Claiming changes only the registered brand’s balance and transfers only to its verified treasury.
- The 24-hour launch gate depends on block time; no keeper, API, or administrator is required to open the market.
- Rewards, redemptions, initial allocation, and protocol movements are not silently treated as secondary-market swaps.