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BotBot Capital

Machine Revenue & Receipts

This is the core of BotBot: machine income goes straight into the reserve.

The flow

  1. A machine finishes a paid job (a delivery, a charge, a finished part).
  2. The machine signs a receipt with its peaqID key.
  3. The payer co-signs the same receipt.
  4. The receipt is checked against the machine's activity on peaqOS.
  5. The payment is split: the manager fee (10–35%, set per fleet) to the manager, the rest to the reserve. If the fleet has a pool loan, the reserve part repays it first.
  6. MAV rises, and the fleet moves toward payback.

What a receipt holds

  • Machine ID and fleet
  • Amount and currency
  • Job time
  • A unique number, so it can't be used twice
  • Machine and payer signatures

Rejected receipts

The checker refuses a receipt that is:

  • signed by the wrong key
  • already used
  • too old
  • changed after signing

A rejected receipt adds nothing to the reserve.

A receipt is not proof of money

A signature proves which machine signed. It does not prove the payer really paid. So revenue only counts when real USDC arrives with the receipt.