One client payment. Four different portfolios.

Split tags pay each member their share in their own receive-mix, and the payroll vault runs the whole roster on schedule.

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Token

Keep every payout settled the way each member wants.

Split payout paying three members three different mixes

Splits are part of the tag

The chain’s tag registry carries programmable splits totaling 100%, TagioFi reads them and settles accordingly.

Every member keeps their own mix

One payment fans out into per-member conversions, each wallet receives its share in its own assets.

Roster vault payroll schedule card
Receipts table for a payroll cycle

Payroll without the custody

The roster vault pays the whole team on schedule through each member’s mix, no balances held, ever.

Built for crews, DAOs, and studios.

Split tags

Client pays once; the split routes each share through each member’s receive-mix atomically.

Payroll vault

Fund a budget, set the roster and cycle length, payouts run permissionlessly, 200 per transaction.

Per-member mixes

The engineer takes USDG, the designer takes SPY, the founder takes gold, same payment, different portfolios.

On-chain receipts

Every payout emits a receipt, payer, tag, legs, fee, clean records for every member.

One payment, whole roster
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Chainlink

Market-grade price feeds and proof-of-reserve checks keep every conversion bounded to real, on-chain data.

Oracle Layer · Price Integrity
0x

Aggregates fragmented DEX liquidity so any sender token finds the best route to the recipient's mix.

Liquidity Router · Best Execution
Uniswap

Deep AMM liquidity pools anchor on-chain conversion, letting payouts settle in the assets the tag actually wants.

Settlement Liquidity · On-chain Swaps
Robinhood Chain

The regulated chain that brings tokenized equities and ETFs into the receive-mix as deliverable assets.

Tokenized Stocks · RHY Chain
FAQ’s
How do split tags work?
Does payroll custody our funds?
What happens if a member’s asset can’t fill?
Do members need to configure anything?