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# DAILY REWARD SYSTEM

## Real Economy-Based Reward System

**BANA's rewards are not virtual numbers.** They are paid based on actual profits generated from real-world business operations.

#### **1. Payout Cycle & Standards**

* **Payout Days**: Monday to Friday (5 days a week).
* **Reference Time**: Settled and paid daily according to Korea Standard Time (KST).
* **Weekends & Holidays**: Rewards are not distributed during these periods as they serve as the closing and settlement preparation window for physical asset operations.

#### **2. Logical Basis for Weekday-Focused Rewards**

* **Real-Profit Linkage:** Funding is secured based on the weekly operating profits of hospitals and the 16 diversified sectors.
* **Proving Sustainability:** By basing payouts on actual revenue rather than indiscriminate 365-day issuance, we enhance project credibility.
* **System Stabilization:** This allows for managing transaction loads over the weekend and ensures stable settlements aligned with weekday liquidity supply.

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#### 🔄 Reward Payout Example

* Monday – Friday: Normal business day revenue settlement and payout execution.
* Friday Afternoon – Sunday: Accumulation of revenue data and standby period for the settlement process.
* Following Monday: Resumption of the weekday reward cycle based on data accumulated during the weekend.

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**Note: This policy is an essential measure by the foundation to ensure the long-term health and integrity of the ecosystem.**
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