Launch a
member token
Create a Project Router first, then use it as the Bankr fee recipient when launching a new token.
- Router address is created
- Bankr launches the paired token
- Pool details bind to the router
Configure an isolated Project Router for one token, or enroll it in a tokenless shared RWA rewards Hub. Test the full flow before anything touches mainnet.
Bankr/Doppler is the launch and fee source. Every asset, fee, snapshot, and claim round should be inspectable.
Create a Project Router first, then use it as the Bankr fee recipient when launching a new token.
An existing Bankr token changes its fee recipient to a dedicated Project Router.
Member tokens funnel approved assets into a tokenless shared rewards connector.
Creates a low-cost isolated Project Router for every Bankr token that enrolls. Each router handles its own dual-asset fee stream.
Tokenless connector bound to the official factory, verified Bankr pools, delayed membership, transparent infrastructure funding, and multi-asset Merkle claim rounds.
Receives Bankr/Doppler fees, forwards approved RWA assets to the Hub, and applies its immutable meme-token policy.
Optional advanced treatment for creator-token fees: a fixed, audited route with TWAP/slippage limits. It never exposes arbitrary router calls.
Configure a Bankr/Doppler test program locally. This preview never asks for token approvals, moves money, or sends a transaction.
Reserved for holders in the next payout round.
No public holder manifest has been signed by the snapshot operator.
Funds remain untouched until an audited deployment.
Checking the control plane for the Hub configuration.
Only tokens whose live Bankr fee recipient resolves to an enrolled Project Router appear here.
After the Hub and Project Router Factory are deployed, this list will show every Bankr token with a verifiably enrolled router—never a self-reported or unverified token.
Deploy the factory to a test chain or fork with a multisig treasury and a disabled keeper.
Fork-test Bankr/Doppler fee collection against a real known pool—without real funds.
Run public holder-snapshot manifests, fuzz/invariant tests, and an independent audit.
Only then enable a limited, monitored keeper for live rounds.