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A payout wallet tells yield.xyz where to send the fees you collect. Each wallet has a network, an address, and a scope: Yield / Earn (tied to a network) or Trade (tied to a Trade provider). Payout wallets are configured per project.
Managing payout wallets requires the owner or admin role on the project’s team.

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Where to configure it

Payout wallets are managed per project, in the Payout wallets section of the project page in the dashboard. Each wallet has:
Register only addresses you control. yield.xyz cannot recover fees sent to an address you don’t control.

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What a payout wallet controls

Registering a payout wallet tells yield.xyz where your revenue for that network, or that Trade provider, should be paid. It doesn’t move funds by itself: the address that actually receives a live Earn fee configuration’s fees (feeRecipientAddress) is set by yield.xyz when it activates that configuration, not read automatically from your payout wallets. Register a payout wallet for each network where you plan to charge fees before requesting a fee configuration, and confirm the recipient with yield.xyz whenever you add or change a wallet.

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How fees reach the recipient

Payout wallets don’t change how a fee is collected: each fee is sent on-chain to the fee recipient at the moment its mechanism collects it, and nothing accrues with yield.xyz for later withdrawal. How each fee type is collected is covered in Monetization.
Trade builder fees work differently: Hyperliquid pays the configured builder fee directly to the builder address set on the Trade fee configuration, not through a payout wallet.

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Next steps

Discretionary fees

Configure fees per yield integration and per Trade provider.

Monetization

Fee types and how they’re enforced.

Custom RPC URIs

Route transactions through your own RPC endpoints.