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$FBITZ

The token behind the bites.

A planned utility token designed to power dining rewards, merchant campaigns, and merchant settlement across the FoodieBits ecosystem.

Informational only. Nothing on this website constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities or tokens. $FBITZ is a planned utility token subject to final design and legal review. Read the full disclaimer
$FBITZ

The token behind the bites.

$FBITZ is the planned utility layer connecting diner rewards, merchant campaigns, and merchant settlement across the FoodieBits ecosystem.

Ticker
$FBITZ
Type
FoodieBits Utility Token
Blockchain
Solana
Total supply
10,000,000,000 $FBITZ
FoodieBits $FBITZ token render
Utility

What $FBITZ is designed to do.

Diner reward capacity

Backs the issuance and redemption of Bits and Bites across the network.

Merchant settlement

Approved redemptions settle as $FBITZ to a merchant's designated Solana wallet.

Merchant campaign funding

Merchants acquire $FBITZ to self-fund sponsored campaigns inside the ecosystem.

Platform incentive campaigns

Funds platform-run reward events, drops, and launch-market activation.

Ecosystem incentives

Supports partner, creator, and city-level growth programs.

Optional wallet functionality

Diners who want a wallet can hold and manage $FBITZ directly.

Future protocol utility

Potential future protocol utility, subject to final product design and legal review.

Tokenomics

How the supply is allocated.

Total supply: 10,000,000,000 $FBITZ. Allocations total 100 percent.

100%Allocated
  • Diner Rewards & Redemption Pool39%
  • Public Presale15%
  • Development & Product12%
  • Marketing & User Acquisition12%
  • Treasury & Reserves10%
  • Founders & Team8%
  • Preseed Investors2%
  • Merchant Growth & Partnerships2%

Informational only. Nothing on this website constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities or tokens. $FBITZ is a planned utility token subject to final design and legal review.

Demand & sustainability

Designed to be used, not just held.

01

Merchant Platform Revenue & Treasury Buyback

FoodieBits plans a tiered merchant access model. Restaurants join free and can upgrade to paid premium tiers. Subscription revenue is designed to generate working capital independent of token price. A defined allocation of that revenue is planned to fund treasury-managed $FBITZ buybacks executed on-chain through Jupiter or comparable Solana liquidity routing.

02

Merchant Campaign Funding

Merchants who self-fund sponsored campaigns inside the FoodieBits ecosystem acquire $FBITZ to power those promotions, creating direct utility-driven token demand intended to scale with platform activity.

03

Closed-Loop Subscription Payment

Merchants may pay their subscription tiers using redeemed $FBITZ, routing settlement tokens back into platform services instead of immediately exiting the ecosystem, and reinforcing utility-driven circulation.

04

Ecosystem Activity

Reward issuance, redemption, and merchant settlement are designed to keep $FBITZ circulating through real dining activity.

Buybacks described above are planned and funded by merchant subscription revenue. No buyback amount, percentage, schedule, or price outcome is stated or implied.

Merchant settlement

Merchant-controlled, end to end.

  1. 01

    Accept

    Staff confirms redemptions through the day.  Scan simple QR code for redemptions.

  2. 02

    Batch

    The merchant closes the batch at the end of the day through merchant portal.

  3. 03

    Settle

    Approved redemptions settle as $FBITZ to the merchant's designated Solana wallet.

  4. 04

    Swap

    The dashboard links directly to Jupiter where the merchant can swap $FBITZ to USDC at market rates. Merchant-initiated and merchant-confirmed.

  5. 05

    Transfer

    The merchant may transfer $FBITZ or USDC to any external wallet or off-ramp provider of their choice.

Swaps are merchant-initiated and merchant-confirmed through Jupiter. FoodieBits does not provide ACH payouts, bank transfers, fiat conversion, or custodial off-ramp services. Merchants are responsible for their own off-ramp selection, taxes, accounting, and regulatory obligations.