The KEPT token
KEPT is the protocol token. Half of every borrow fee Kept earns buys it back on the open market and burns it; the other half funds the work of running the protocol.
KEPT does not exist yet
There is no KEPT contract deployed and no sale, presale, allowlist or airdrop running. Any token claiming to be KEPT right now is a scam. When it launches, the contract address will be published on this page and on @kept_rh, and nowhere else.
How value reaches the token
No emissions. No lock-ups. No games. Real revenue comes in, supply goes out and never comes back — and every step of it happens on-chain where you can watch it.
- Someone borrows. They deposit stock and take out USDG. A 1.00% fee is deducted from the amount borrowed at that moment.
- The fee lands in the fee wallet. Published on the transparency page, with its balance readable by anyone at any time.
- It splits 50/50. 50% buys KEPT on the open market and sends it to a burn address, permanently reducing supply. The remaining 50% funds development, audits, infrastructure and the cost of running Kept.
Where each fee goes
1.00% per borrowOn a $1,000 borrow the fee is $10.00 — $5.00 to buy back and burn, $5.00 to operations.
Supply is permanently deflationary
There is no faucet on the other side. Tokens bought back are sent to a burn address and leave circulation for good, so the float only ever moves one way. Every loan opened on Kept tightens it a little further — and you can follow each buyback transaction by transaction on the analytics page.
Supply allocation
Breakdown
100,000,000 totalWhat the token is not
- Not a share, and not equity in any company.
- No claim on revenue, profits or assets.
- No dividend, interest or yield.
- No voting right over your funds or anyone's loan.
- Not required to use Kept — borrowing never needs it.
Buybacks and burns are a use of protocol revenue decided by the team. They are not a promise, a distribution, or a return on an investment.
Before you buy anything
Tokens are highly speculative and you can lose everything you put in. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell, a solicitation, or investment advice, and it is not directed at anyone in a jurisdiction where such an offer would be unlawful. Do your own research and never risk money you need.