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Start here. What the protocol does, and where to find the rest.

What investor.tech is

investor.tech is a benefits layer that sits underneath onchain applications. When a user transacts, a percentage of the amount already in motion is routed into a personal account and allocated into tokenized share exposure. Applications can add to that contribution from pre-funded capital.

The account belongs to the wallet, not to the application that produced the contribution. A user carries one account across every integrated application, and every application can see the effect it had on that account without ever holding it.

The behaviour is borrowed from automatic payroll contribution and employer matching. Nothing here is a qualified retirement plan, and no tax treatment is claimed.

Choose a path

Understand the protocol

The account model, the four contract layers, the settlement cycle and what each actor is allowed to do.

Understand contributions

How a Future Split is derived, and how Feeback and Win Sweep differ from it.

Understand matching

Campaigns, escrow, retention checkpoints, slashing and the role of bonding.

Integrate an application

Install the SDK, emit receipts, fund a campaign and verify settlement in your own ledger.

Concepts at a glance

Contribution: Money moved from a transaction into the user's own account.
Match: Money an application pays on top of a contribution, from escrow it funded first.
Recipe: The allocation instruction that decides which tokenized positions a contribution buys.
Batch: The four-hour settlement cycle in which verified contributions are allocated.
Bond: $INVESTOR locked by an application or operator as the condition of participating.

Glossary

Terms

Investor Account: The account contract owned by a wallet that holds contributed positions.
Future Rate: The percentage of transaction principal the account holder routes into contributions.
Future Split: The contribution derived from a single transaction using the Future Rate.
Feeback: An application redirecting part of its own fee into the user's account.
Win Sweep: A share of verified realised profit routed into the account on a profitable exit.
Protocol Match: Capital an application pays from Match Escrow against a user's contribution.
Match Escrow: Pre-funded capital that backs every advertised match rate.
Campaign: A published, funded matching offer with a rate, cap, audience and window.
Allocation recipe: A target-year set of weights that contributions are allocated across.
Settlement batch: The four-hour cycle in which verified contributions are allocated.
Receipt: The signed record an application emits when a user action settles.
Retention checkpoint: The period a contribution must survive before a match is confirmed.

5 pages in this documentation set. Everything else lives in the SDK reference shipped with the package.