Fee Sharing Model

What is the Fee Sharing Model?

Clober has a native fee-sharing model that allows front-end service providers to earn a portion of the trading fees generated through their interface. This enables third-party developers to build DeFi applications utilizing order books while establishing a sustainable revenue stream.

For example, a bond tokenization project looking to establish a secondary market for its tokens can implement a DEX interface on its website that interacts with Clober’s on-chain order book infrastructure. This enables the project to earn a share of the trading fees generated in the secondary market while providing its users with greater flexibility and an improved trading experience.

This model allows ecosystem developers to delegate trading infrastructure management to Clober while focusing on their core products. At the same time, they can benefit financially from the trading activity occurring through their platform.

How Does It Work?

When a user places a limit order via a third-party front-end, the transaction can include a parameter designating the front-end as a Service Provider. Once the order is filled, a portion of the trading fee is automatically allocated to the registered Service Provider. This setup ensures that front-end providers can directly monetize the trading volume they facilitate.

Currently, Service Provider registration is managed by the Clober team, but a permissionless registration process is planned for future implementation.