Five revenue lines, one trust market.

Bonded USDC routes through Kamino + MarginFi LPs. Builders keep 50% of the gross yield, the protocol keeps 50%. Conservative routing because the bond's primary job is paying slashing claims, not maximizing APY. Roughly 2.5% net APY at current devnet oracle setting.

When the protocol arbiter rules in the user's favor, a 2% fee comes out of the bond - full fee if the ruling lands within 24 hours of escalation, half-fee if it takes longer. Fee accrues to the treasury yield bucket and routes to the pool when the underwriter pool launches.

Accept and reject paths each route a 1% fee from the bond into the treasury bucket. Built as a public-good expense (oracle, audit retainer, slashing reserve), not victim compensation. Compounds quickly under spam-rejection scenarios - 50 rejects costs the builder roughly 50% of bond.

Deeper anomaly detection, webhook delivery SLA, priority indexer queue, white-label registry. Paid by DApps that need real-time agent risk signal in their delegation flow (Drift insurance fund, Kamino managed vault, Adrastea).

The underwriter pool earns from arbiter fees and treasury distributions. The protocol keeps 30% of that flow; the remaining 70% goes to depositors as premium share. This is the primary scaling lever - pool TVL grows the addressable revenue without growing the bond market.