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FZA / PROTOCOL GUIDEREAD TIME · 6 MIN

ShelterFund Protocol

How the wildlife
pool works.

A playful onchain wildlife collectible concept where representative animal profiles enter a shared pool and collectors connect their wallets to acquire fixed-supply cards.

04 protocol stages20% configured pool0 live contracts

ShelterFund coordinates three things: verified care requests, supply-based supporter pricing, and auditable treasury reporting. A shelter submits a campaign with source records and a care plan. Once approved, the campaign enters the pool with a defined target and reporting schedule.

Prelaunch notice Contracts and payments are not enabled. Profiles are representative and use original artwork; public zoo species lists informed the collection, but FZA is not affiliated with those zoos. Passes do not represent animal ownership, equity, or guaranteed returns.

01 / FLOW

The protocol has four stages

From a verified care request to a public outcome record.

  1. 01
    Campaign admission

    Shelter partners submit animal records, care estimates, wallet permissions, and an outcome-reporting schedule.

  2. 02
    Collectible acquisition

    Collectors connect a wallet and select an admitted card with a fixed supply share. The interface calculates its exact CARE amount before wallet approval; collectors cannot alter the share.

  3. 03
    Treasury settlement

    When enabled, a program routes tokens to controlled treasury accounts and mints a campaign-linked supporter pass.

  4. 04
    Impact reporting

    Partners publish invoices, care milestones, placement outcomes, and unused-fund handling against the campaign record.

02 / PRICING

Fixed supply pricing

Collectors choose an animal—not a price.

Every animal card is assigned a fixed percentage of supply. The protocol computes the acquisition cost from that card's allocation:

card costconfigured token supply
× card's fixed shareComplete pool · exactly 20% of the full configured supply

The current allocation uses 0.75% for Routine cards, 1.25% for Priority cards, and 1.75% for Urgent cards, adding up to exactly 20%. Published launch parameters must define supply measurement and token rounding rules.

03 / PASSES

What a supporter receives

A transparent campaign record—not ownership of an animal.

  • Onchain proof that a wallet supported a specific care campaign.
  • Access to published care milestones and outcome reporting.
  • Protocol participation rights only where approved terms explicitly provide them.
  • No legal ownership or custody rights over an animal.
04 / CONTROLS

Safety and controls

Activation follows review—not the other way around.

Verification before activation

Campaign records, treasury destinations, program instructions, token supply, legal disclosures, and shelter authority must all pass review before the transaction control can be enabled.

01Controlled allocation

Published rules define each campaign's share before activation.

02Verified destination

Treasury destinations and shelter authority are reviewed.

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