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Revenue and distributions

Borrowers pay interest on assets borrowed from Juris pools. Settlement divides that interest between lenders and protocol recipients. The protocol fee applies to interest, not to the amount originally supplied by lenders.

A configurable protocol fee is deducted from collected interest. The remaining share is allocated to lenders. A second setting, the staking reward fraction, divides the protocol’s portion between its designated recipients.

For example, with 100 units of collected interest, a 25% protocol fee and a 50% staking reward fraction:

Allocation Amount
Lender share 75
Staking-designated recipient 12.5
Remaining protocol share 12.5

These are example inputs. Contract configuration determines the applicable percentages, and settlement can collect a basket of assets.

See Rates and fees for the effect of utilization on supply APR.

The margin contract records the recipient used for its staking-designated allocation. In the September 22, 2026 configuration observation, that address matched the margin administrator rather than the separate staking contract. This observation was not pinned to a block height; current routing must be queried again.

Claimable staking rewards depend on assets funded into the staking contract. A money-market allocation and a staking reward claim are separate accounting events. See Rewards.

The DEX programme ordinarily allocates 50% of Net Eligible DEX Revenue to eligible JURIS stakers and 50% to Bumeo for development, infrastructure and operations.

During the Bumeo Shirini Promotion, Bumeo’s half is allocated to additional distributions for eligible Gold stakers. This programme concerns eligible DEX fees, not all trading volume or all Bumeo revenue.

The ordinary staker allocation follows the active staking mechanics. Additional Gold promotion distributions may be accumulated into batches. Revenue generation, funding and a user’s reward claim can therefore occur at different times.