BankrBot launches experimental token vesting and fee-sharing on Arbitrum and Arc
BankrBot has added smart‑contract features that let creators vest tokens and route trading fees to holders on Arbitrum and Arc, with future plans for Base and Robinhood.
BankrBot introduced two experimental token launch features on the Arbitrum and Arc networks on September 18, 2026. The update allows project creators to vest tokens directly to holders to encourage long-term retention and route some or all token fees to holders in the quote token, base token, or both. The company stated it will roll these capabilities out to Base and Robinhood if users respond positively to the initial deployment.
These functions operate at the smart contract level rather than as an add‑on layer. This architecture ensures that fee‑sharing mechanics are guaranteed by code, which the developer noted is essential for reliable integration into third‑party applications. External tools can read the contract state and execute actions knowing the fee distribution logic cannot be altered by the issuer after launch.
The system also supports stock tokens on Arbitrum alongside standard crypto assets. Arc Network serves as one of the two initial chains for this release. According to Arc’s documentation, the network is a Layer‑1 blockchain designed for real‑time settlement and agent‑led economic activity. The platform offers deterministic finality in under a second and charges fees in stablecoins like USDC to provide cost predictability for developers. Arc integrates with Circle’s financial stack, including CCTP and Gateway, to facilitate cross‑chain liquidity. The network lists institutional validators such as BlackRock, DTCC, and Visa among its founding cohort. No native Arc token has launched, and any discussion of one remains exploratory per the network’s disclaimers.
BankrBot maintains a suite of tools for onchain finance beyond token launches. Its platform includes functionality for managing liquidity provider positions on Aerodrome, specifically for range‑LP Coinbase tokenized equities like NVDA and AAPL. The system automates routing between staked and unstaked positions to optimize yields from trading fees and AERO emissions. Other available modules allow agents to query blockchain data via Alchemy, analyze wallet portfolios through Zerion, and manage NFT trades on OpenSea. Security skills within the ecosystem scan Solidity code for vulnerabilities such as reentrancy and oracle manipulation before deployment.
The fee‑sharing feature gives issuers flexibility in how they compensate holders. Creators can designate the payout asset as the quote token, the base token, or a combination of the two. This configuration occurs during the token creation process and becomes immutable once the contract deploys. Vesting schedules apply directly to holder balances, removing the need for separate claims portals or manual distribution events. By baking these rules into the contract, BankrBot aims to reduce the friction for third‑party apps that need to display accurate yield projections or automate reinvestment strategies.
Expansion to Base and Robinhood depends on user reception during this experimental phase. The company has not disclosed specific metrics or thresholds that would trigger the broader rollout. Developers testing the features on Arbitrum and Arc can integrate them immediately via the BankrBot interface.