C2C Energy Platform Partnership Proposal
1. Partnership Background & Goals
1.1 Background
C2C energy platforms usually have:
Asset or resource matching capabilities, allowing resource delegation to be imported at scale
Channel promotion capabilities, allowing them to quickly reach large numbers of staking users
CatFee Staking Vault provides a stable yield settlement mechanism. It generates yield through on-chain resource delegation and supports automated settlement.
1.2 Partnership Goals
Through cooperation, both parties can achieve:
New sales channels for the C2C platform, improving user resource utilization
Expanded resource delegation scale and market coverage for CatFee
Shared revenue between both parties, forming a long-term and sustainable partnership
Transparent and traceable settlement, supporting batch replication and expansion
2. Partnership Model Overview (Two Options)
C2C energy platform cooperation can be divided into two mature models. The key difference is: who distributes yield to the end user.
Mode A: CatFee sends yield directly to customers (tiered revenue split)
Features: stronger user experience, automated split settlement, and lower settlement cost for the platform
Mode B: C2C energy platform sends yield to customers (platform-managed payouts)
Features: stronger platform control, more flexible yield packaging, and suitable for platforms that customize yield products
3. Mode A: CatFee Sends Yield Directly to Customers (Recommended)
3.1 Applicable Scenarios
This model is suitable for platforms that want to:
Integrate with a lighter operational setup
Reduce platform payout costs
Make the yield flow more transparent, with users receiving yield directly
3.2 Tiered Split Mechanism (Example)
The C2C energy platform proposes the expected split ratio, and both parties confirm it before execution.
Example: CatFee total payout ratio is 16%.
User
10%
User participation yield
C2C energy platform
6%
Channel revenue share
Total
16%
Total payout ratio from CatFee
3.3 Partnership Workflow A (CatFee Direct Yield Payout)
Workflow steps
The C2C energy platform provides the expected tiered split Example: 16% = user 10% + platform 6%
CatFee provides the resource receiving address
The C2C energy platform delegates resources, without locking, to the CatFee address
Resource delegation reaches 24 hours
CatFee automatically settles 10% to the user address
CatFee automatically settles 6% to the C2C platform receiving address
3.4 Sequence Diagram A
3.5 Advantages of Mode A
Direct user yield: stronger user experience and higher trust
Light platform operations: no need for the platform to redistribute yield
Automated split settlement: C2C platform revenue share is settled directly
Suitable for fast launch and scalable expansion
4. Mode B: C2C Energy Platform Sends Yield to Customers (Platform Payout)
4.1 Applicable Scenarios
This model is suitable for platforms that want to:
Manage the yield payout standard centrally
Customize product rates and marketing campaigns
Use a unified yield receiving address for secondary distribution
4.2 Yield Rate Mechanism
Under this model, the C2C energy platform provides the expected yield rate displayed to users, such as 10% or 12%. It does not need to publicly display the user/platform split.
CatFee settles yield to the C2C platform's designated yield address according to the agreed rules
The C2C platform then distributes yield to users
4.3 Partnership Workflow B (Platform Payout)
Workflow steps
The C2C energy platform provides the expected yield rate displayed to users
CatFee provides the resource receiving address
The C2C energy platform delegates resources to the CatFee address
After 24 hours, CatFee automatically settles yield to the yield address provided by the C2C platform
The C2C energy platform pays yield to users
4.4 Sequence Diagram B
4.5 Advantages of Mode B
Stronger platform control: yield packaging and payout schedule are decided by the platform
Suitable for marketing and multi-tier products: supports different levels and yield strategies
Unified reconciliation: CatFee only connects to the platform yield address, making financial management easier
Expandable secondary agency revenue sharing: the platform can freely split revenue internally
5. Roles & Responsibilities
5.1 C2C Energy Platform Responsibilities
Provide the cooperation plan: Mode A tiered split or Mode B yield rate
Provide the receiving address: channel revenue share address or yield collection address
Execute resource delegation and operate user-side promotion
In Mode B, distribute yield to users
5.2 CatFee Responsibilities
Provide the resource receiving address
Calculate yield and execute automated settlement
Provide reconciliation support, including periodic summary data
Maintain a stable and traceable settlement process
6. Reconciliation & Settlement Mechanism
6.1 Settlement Cycle
By default, settlement is performed in 24-hour cycles.
6.2 Settlement Flow
Mode A: CatFee -> user (10%), CatFee -> platform (6%)
Mode B: CatFee -> platform yield address (100% of settlement amount), platform -> user (custom payout)
6.3 Reconciliation Data
CatFee can provide the following data by cycle:
Imported delegated resource scale statistics
Total settled yield
Distributed payout records, including hash, amount, and time
Accumulated channel revenue share
7. Risk Notes & Partnership Agreements
To support long-term stable cooperation, both parties are advised to clarify:
User-facing display standard, including expected yield, rules, and cycle
The platform receiving address should not be changed casually; changes should be notified in advance
In Mode B, the platform should distribute yield to users as agreed to avoid disputes
If the split ratio or yield rate needs to be adjusted during cooperation, both parties should agree on the effective cycle in advance
8. Recommendation
If you want the fastest launch, simplest operations, and most transparent yield flow: Recommended: Mode A (CatFee sends yield directly to users)
If you want stronger platform operations, packaged yield products, and multi-tier revenue sharing: Recommended: Mode B (platform sends yield to users)
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