Where the fee goes, and what holders get back
Every bridge and swap made here charges a small fee, and it is split three ways by a contract CROTCH owns. No middleman touches it and the wallets are published below, so anyone can check where it went.
- A 0.3% fee on bridges and swaps, split three ways on-chain
- Part of every fee is returned to CROTCH holders as cashback
- The treasury, project and cashback wallets are public and verifiable
- The splitter contract is owned by CROTCH, not by any third party
The short version
- What this is
- Where the CROTCH bridge and swap fee goes, and what holders get back.
- Token
- CROTCH (Crotch Token)
- Chains
- Cronos, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, Linea, zkSync, Fantom
- Ethereum contract
- 0x782DE473693E67cB7CB9f567516CD3cC7560afA4
- Cronos contract
- 0x8998693239A2DC6180B3DED649353C08BC50AAce
- Fee
- 0.3% on bridges and swaps, split three ways on-chain.
- Custody
- Non-custodial. The app never holds your tokens.
- Main site
- https://www.crotch.io
Common questions
What do CROTCH holders get back?
Part of every bridge and swap fee is returned to holders as cashback. The split happens on-chain and the wallets are published, so anyone can check where the fee went.
Who owns the fee contract?
CROTCH does. The splitter contract is owned by the project, not by a third party or an aggregator.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. There is no sign-up and no account. You connect a wallet, and the app never takes custody of your tokens.
Which wallets work?
Any wallet that supports WalletConnect, which is most of them, including Trust Wallet, MetaMask, Rainbow, Coinbase Wallet and Ledger Live. On a computer you scan a QR code with your phone.
More about the token on the main Crotch Token site,
including what CROTCH is,
holder rewards and the
full FAQ.