LAUNCH: Splits v2 is ready for action.

⛓️ Separated splitters and token storage for maximum dev flexibility
🧠 Full smart wallet capabilities for mutable Splits
💸 Optional push-flow available
🔎 Audited by @obront

Devs, you’ll be able to customize your Splits setup based on specific business needs.

Splits v2 can be used by any third-party devs to make easy, secure, and efficient pull-flow payments without having to build out your own accounting, notification, and withdrawal UI.

NEW: SplitsWarehouse, a generic token wrapper built on ERC6909 that can hold any native or ERC20 token on behalf of any recipient for any pull-flow payment.

Like wETH but it wraps every token + is deployed to the same address on every chain. Immutable, non-upgradeable contract.

For more details on Splits v2 architecture and upgrades, read the announcement on our blog ⤵️

For more details on Splits v2 architecture and upgrades, read the announcement on our blog ⤵️

https://splits.org/blog/v2-launch/

We found designer @lambchop via Bountycaster, and commissioned a Splits animation to celebrate this launch. She explored the concept of one income stream becoming multiple so that builders and creators can easily share the fruits of their labor.

https://zora.co/collect/base:0xf5a2df6525c1a1e0c9a909379a4c9783b852d573/1?referrer=0x1340787efF0633E84a2A813c374421Bf04519163

NEW: PushSplit is a separate splitter implementation that pushes funds to end-recipients on distribution.

It uses a generous gas-limit and falls back to depositing funds into SplitWarehouse for failed transfers, mitigating the costs adversarial recipients can impose.

NEW: PullSplit, the next iteration of our existing splitters, built on top of SplitsWarehouse.

As with v1, distributions follow the pull-flow with SplitsWarehouse replacing SplitMain as the place where funds are held for recipients.