Distribution Configuration

Step 4 of 5 in the Token Creation Process

Understanding Distribution Configuration

The distribution configuration is where you define how the collected transfer fees will be distributed to token holders. This is the heart of your token's revenue-sharing mechanism and determines how rewards are allocated.

How Distribution Works

When your token is transferred, a percentage is collected as a fee. These fees accumulate in the distribution wallet. At regular intervals, the system calculates each holder's share based on their holdings and distributes the accumulated fees accordingly, minus any developer fees you configure.

Developer Wallet

Developer Wallet Address

Enter your Solana wallet address here

The wallet that will receive your developer fee percentage

Setting Up Your Developer Wallet

What is the Developer Wallet?

The developer wallet is where you'll receive your portion of the collected transfer fees (developer fee). This should be a wallet that:

You have full control over and access to
Is secure and won't be compromised
You plan to maintain long-term
Is different from your distribution wallet for security purposes

Developer Wallet Best Practices

Use a hardware wallet if possible for enhanced security
Verify the address carefully before submitting
Test the wallet by sending a small amount of SOL first
Back up the recovery phrase securely

Developer Fee Percentage

Developer Fee

30%

0%100%

Percentage of collected fees that goes to the developer wallet. Remaining 70% is distributed to token holders.

Setting the Right Developer Fee

Understanding the Developer Fee

The developer fee determines what percentage of the collected transfer fees goes to you, the developer. For example, if your transfer fee is 5% and your developer fee is 30%:

When 100 tokens are transferred, 5 tokens are collected as fees
Of those 5 tokens, 30% (1.5 tokens) go to the developer wallet
The remaining 70% (3.5 tokens) are distributed to eligible token holders

Fee Percentage Guidelines

Lower Developer Fee (10-30%)

More attractive to holders (higher rewards)
Shows stronger community focus
May lead to faster token adoption
Less revenue for development costs

Higher Developer Fee (30-50%)

More revenue for project development
Funding for marketing and growth
Sustainable development model
May reduce holder incentives

Recommendation: Most successful projects set their developer fee between 20-40%. This range balances development needs with attractive holder rewards. Fees above 50% are generally perceived as excessive unless there's a clear developmental roadmap.

Minimum Holding Requirement

Minimum Tokens Required for Rewards

100,000

Wallets must hold at least this many tokens to receive distributions (min. 100,000)

Setting a Minimum Holding Threshold

Why Set a Minimum?

A minimum holding requirement serves several important purposes:

Prevents dust wallets (very small holders) from receiving distributions
Reduces the computational resources needed for distributions
Encourages meaningful investment in your token
Helps establish a more committed holder base
Prevents distribution to exchange wallets or contract addresses

How to Choose the Right Minimum

The optimal minimum holding depends on your total supply and tokenomics:

Rule of thumb: Set the minimum around 0.01-0.1% of your total token supply. For a supply of 1,000,000 tokens, this would be 100-1,000 tokens.

Setting the minimum too high will exclude smaller holders who might otherwise support your project. Setting it too low creates inefficiencies in the distribution process.

Distribution Interval

Every 24 hours

Recommended

How frequently accumulated fees will be distributed to token holders

Choosing the Right Distribution Frequency

Available Distribution Intervals

Every 6 hoursFrequent Updates

Every 12 hoursSemi-Daily

Every 24 hoursRecommended

Every 48 hoursEvery Other Day

Every 72 hoursEvery Three Days

Every weekWeekly

Factors to Consider

When selecting a distribution interval, consider:

Trading Volume: Higher volume benefits from more frequent distributions
Gas Costs: More frequent distributions mean more gas fees for the distribution wallet
User Experience: Frequent smaller distributions vs. larger less frequent ones
Community Preferences: Some communities prefer daily updates

Recommendation: The 24-hour (daily) interval provides the best balance between regular rewards and operational efficiency for most tokens. It creates a consistent daily routine that holders can anticipate and keeps gas costs reasonable.

Telegram Notifications

Telegram Channel ID *

-1001234567890

The ID of your Telegram channel where distribution notifications will be posted.

Setting Up Telegram Notifications

What Are Distribution Notifications?

Distribution notifications keep your community informed about token distributions in real-time. When a distribution occurs, an automated message is sent to your Telegram channel with details including:

Amount of tokens distributed
Number of eligible wallets
Transaction hash for verification
Distribution timestamp
Next scheduled distribution time

Setting Up Distribution Notifications

RevShare provides a centralized notification bot to simplify distribution notifications. To set it up:

Create a Channel: Create a new public or private Telegram channel for distribution announcements
Add the RevShare Bot: Add @revshare_app_bot to your channel as an administrator with posting privileges
Get Channel ID: Type /get_channel_id in your channel
Copy the ID: Copy the ID provided by the bot (including the minus sign if present)
Enter Channel ID: Paste the channel ID in the configuration form

Our centralized bot system eliminates the need to create your own bot with BotFather, making the setup process faster and easier. Just add our bot to your channel and get your channel ID.

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