File a company and it charges 4% revenue on every trade of its shares. Three of those four points are wages, paid automatically to everyone holding, every sixty seconds. No staking. No claiming. A company pays what it earns.
| Ticker | Company | Status | Treasury | Quarter | Per period | Runway | Paid to date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading the register… | |||||||
Holding shares is employment. Nothing to stake, nothing to lock, nothing to claim. Selling is the only way to resign.
Wages divide by shares × seniority × attendance. Seniority runs
1× to 4× over three quarters and cannot be bought — only served.
Each period pays a percentage of what remains, halving quarterly to a 0.50% floor. It converges; it never empties.
Revenue splits the moment it lands. The buyback buys $INC and
retires it, and can never reach into wages already earned.
A company denominated in a stablecoin earns and pays in that stablecoin. Any currency the registry approves works.
Every cheque is recorded against company, period and employee — which is what makes paying a period twice impossible rather than merely unlikely.
Choose a name, ticker, logo, socials and share currency, then sign the filing from your own wallet. The registry never sees your key — it only reserves the treasury address that gets written into the company, which is immutable once filed.
Open the filing form
Prefer the terminal? node src/cli.js launch does the same thing
against the same contract.
| Company | Employee | Period | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No cheques issued yet. | ||||