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# Partner Program

### Overview

Partners may introduce capital into R2 Prime and receive revenue-based incentives.

### Positioning

R2 partners are long-term, channel-driven collaborators who bring stable, sustainable capital.

We seek partners who:

* Understand fixed-term and long-duration allocation
* Have access to Web2, HNW, enterprise, or treasury capital
* Accept slower, predictable settlement cycles
* View R2 as a long-term platform, not a one-off opportunity

### Partner Incentive Mechanism

#### Revenue Source

Partner rewards are derived solely from R2’s realized and received management fee revenue (cash basis). No minimum guarantees or fixed returns are promised.

#### Applicable Products

* 12-month fixed-term products only (R2 Prime)
* Each TVL contribution is tracked and calculated independently

#### TVL Calculation

* Time-weighted TVL, calculated daily
* Early redemptions prorated by actual holding duration
* Minimum effective TVL: USD 250,000

#### Base Revenue Share

* < USD 500,000 TVL: 10%
* ≥ USD 500,000 TVL: 15%
* ≥ USD 2,000,000 TVL: 20%

#### Advanced Partner Terms

For TVL above USD 5,000,000, customized terms may be negotiated at R2’s discretion.

#### Example

Partner A introduces USD 1,000,000 TVL\
Lock-up period: 12 months\
Underlying strategy yield: 10%\
Partner share: 15%\
Annual partner revenue: USD 15,000

#### Settlement

* Quarterly settlement
* Based on confirmed, received revenue
* 15-day settlement delay for reconciliation

#### Cooperation Boundaries

* Partners are responsible only for their introduced capital
* Partners may stop introducing new capital at any time
* Existing capital continues under agreed terms

R2 may terminate cooperation in cases of:

* Misrepresentation of returns
* Misleading clients
* Interference with product or strategy decisions
* Introducing capital unsuitable for fixed-term products

Termination does not affect settlement of previously confirmed revenue.