Finance > Earnings shows what your DEX earned and lets you claim it. This page covers revenue, the path from a fill to a claim, and your withdrawal history.
Revenue
The Revenue page shows gross builder fees per day, before the affiliate split, for the trailing period shown. It also shows volume and fills for the same period.
The gross accrual is the ceiling of what any claim can pay out.
From accrual to claim
- Hyperliquid records a fill and the builder fee on it.
- The ledger allocates your share after the platform share and configured referral payouts.
- Floatout publishes a root periodically, summarizing the ledger.
- You submit a claim against the published root.
- Your contract pays the claimed amount to your wallet.
Claims
The Claims page shows four figures.
- Accrued: the total credited to your wallet in the ledger, all time.
- Published: the cumulative amount in the current root, with its epoch.
- Claimed: the amount settled on-chain to your wallet.
- Claimable: published minus claimed.
A Claim button submits the claim transaction from your owner wallet to your contract. The page also shows your contract address, the current root, the current epoch, and when the root was published.
Floatout publishes roots periodically. Until a root includes your accrual, that accrual shows as accrued but not yet claimable.
Unclaimed balances
Floatout carries unclaimed allocations forward in subsequent roots. Correct allocations depend on the publisher described in the security model.
Withdrawals
The Withdrawals page lists every settled claim, with its time, epoch, amount, cumulative total, and transaction hash. You can export this log as a CSV file.
A new claim can take a minute to appear in the log.
On Starter
On Starter, Earnings is locked. Builder fees go to Floatout instead of to your wallet. The overview page shows an estimate of the builder fees your DEX generated. These fees are not claimable by you after activation.