The Signer money path

This log covers October 5 through October 11. Week three is the Yap Signer money path. It is recorded, and it is unpaid.

People will buy SOL, ETH, or BTC in the wallet through MoonPay or Stripe. The coins land in their wallet.

Yap's revenue on that buy is a share of what MoonPay or Stripe earn. It is not the customer's card payment.

MoonPay is under review. Stripe Crypto Onramp is the application in progress. The domain for that hosted checkout is crypto.link.com.

A later sale turns crypto into Yap Cash. A partner ramp deposits that into the customer's bank. Yap records a cash-out bonus on that deposit.

An influencer code is remembered on install. It records nothing until a purchase or a Yap Cash deposit is reported. The influencer then gets a slice of Yap's share. The leaderboard ranks codes by that unpaid reward.

These rates are placeholders until a partner contract names the real cut. Yap's share is 1% of the order. The influencer's slice is 20% of Yap's share. A $100 order records $1.00 for Yap and $0.20 for the code. paid stays false.

The referral path now has a public page. It shows how a code is remembered, when a reward is recorded, and that paid stays false.

Verified payouts are a later layer. The page does not list recipients, wallets, or transactions, because those records are not published.

No bank account, card number, or seed is stored. The Chrome Web Store pack is not submitted.