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# USDG Settlement

Covers proposed USDG creator settlement to wallets, including an instant gasless-transfer concept using EIP-3009.

USDG is the core proposed settlement rail for creator payouts. It is presented as native to Robinhood Chain, with a referenced price of $1.

```
Trading Fee
    ↓
GetPaid Fee Router
    ↓
Creator Allocation
    ↓
USDG
    ↓
Creator Wallet
```

### Proposed settlement model

The model routes a creator's allocated fee value into USDG, then delivers USDG to the creator wallet. This is an instant-settlement concept.

It also proposes gasless USDG transfers using EIP-3009. The crypto-native flow does not depend on ACH.

### Why USDG is the core rail

* It is native to the target ecosystem.
* It is intended for direct creator settlement.
* It reduces reliance on traditional bank rails for the primary payout flow.

USDG is presented as a regulated stablecoin. Contract, redemption, custody, compliance, EIP-3009, and gas-sponsorship details remain subject to final specification.

{% hint style="warning" %}
USDG settlement is proposed architecture. It is not a live production system.
{% endhint %}


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