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vAPI utility

Fee routing & buyback-burn

Every paid call routes through an on-chain splitter: the cost pays the service, and the markup fee funds VAPI buyback-and-burn, operations, and the cooperative treasury. Trustless, deterministic, and verifiable on Base.

Agent pays
x402 micropayment in USDC
VapiRouter
auto-splits on-chain · 5% markup
~95.2%Cost
Payment wallet
pays the upstream service · funds outbound x402
~4.8%Fee
33.33%
Buyback & burn
33.33%
Opex
33.34%
Coop treasury
3% VAPI buy/sell tax
on every VAPI trade
Coop treasury
second inflow
Current configuration
Markup fee
5%
Added on top of the upstream service cost
Fee split — buyback / opex / treasury
33.33% · 33.33% · 33.34%
Of every retained fee
Buyback & burn
Activates at VAPI launch
Buyback share accrues to the treasury until the token is live
Live balances (USDC)
In router · awaiting split
$0.00
Fee accrued, distributed daily
Payment wallet
$15.53
Opex wallet
$10.06
Coop treasury
$10.06
Lifetime — unavailable (deploy block not set)
Fees distributed
$0.00
USDC → buyback
$0.00
VAPI burned
0 VAPI
Distributions
0

How a payment flows

An agent pays for a service with a tiny USDC micropayment over x402. That payment lands in the VapiRouter, which splits it automatically and trustlessly on-chain.

The cost portion is forwarded to the payment wallet, which pays the upstream service. The fee — a 5% markup — is retained and distributed.

Buyback & burn

33.33% of every fee is earmarked for buyback-and-burn: USDC is swapped to VAPI on Aerodrome and permanently destroyed, shrinking supply as protocol usage grows.

Buyback activates when the VAPI token goes live. Until then, this share accrues to the coop treasury.

Coop treasury — two inflows

1. 33.34% of protocol fees, distributed daily.

2. The 3% buy/sell tax on every VAPI trade flows straight to the same treasury — so the more VAPI is traded, the more the cooperative earns.

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