Origination Fees

Origination Fee Revenue Sharing

Ramses incentivizes growth through a generous partner revenue model: when new customers brought by a miniapp make transactions, the originating miniapp earns 10% of the fees Ramses charges (for example, if Ramses charges 12,000 UGX in fees on a 120,000 UGX transaction, the miniapp receives 1,200 UGX). When a user's customer journey begins within a third-party miniapp and leads to their first purchase, that miniapp becomes the originator and receives ongoing commission from every subsequent fee-generating transaction made by that user across the entire Ramses ecosystem. This creates a powerful incentive for miniapp developers to not only attract new users but also provide exceptional initial experiences that convert visitors into active Ramses customers. The model transforms every miniapp into a potential growth engine for the platform while ensuring partners are fairly compensated for their role in user acquisition.

New Customer Qualification

A new customer is specifically defined as someone who installs the Ramses app and completes their first transaction through a third-party miniapp within the platform. This clear qualification ensures fair attribution of customer origination while preventing disputes over existing users. The system tracks the complete customer journey from initial app installation through to their first miniapp transaction, establishing a permanent link between the customer and the originating miniapp partner. This straightforward definition benefits both Ramses and its miniapp partners by creating transparency in the revenue-sharing model and encouraging miniapps to focus on genuine user acquisition rather than competing for existing customers. The approach fosters a collaborative ecosystem where success is shared between the platform and its partners.