National Debt Fund
Frequently asked questions
An independent token project. National $DEBT launches on Uniswap V3 as a Robinhood Ethereum token. There is a 3% tax on the token. 80% of that tax goes toward the national debt. 20% goes to marketing and project growth.
No. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government, Treasury, the Federal Reserve, or the IRS. The live debt clock uses official Treasury data. The National Debt Fund is separate from government accounts.
No. The 3% token tax is a private charge on a token trade. Federal taxes are collected by the government. This project cannot collect or redirect federal tax revenue.
Traders pay a 3% tax on covered token transactions. The launch venue or token contract collects it. 80% of that tax goes toward the national debt.
The 3% token tax. 80% of it goes toward the national debt. 20% goes to marketing and project growth. It does not apply to token supply or to federal taxes.
No. The tax on the token is 3%. 80% is the share of that tax that goes toward the national debt. Token supply is allocated separately.
Marketing and project growth. Those records stay separate from the 80% that goes toward the national debt.
The fund makes official gifts through Treasury’s published route, such as Pay.gov. We keep the receipt and post it here. This website does not send money on its own.
No. A purchase or tax is not a Treasury payment. Debt reduction happens when the fund completes an official gift and we post the receipt.
On Uniswap V3, as a Robinhood Ethereum token. National Debt Fund is independent and is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets or Pons.
Live Treasury debt data, the 3% token tax and 80/20 split, and contribution receipts as they are posted. Use the Transparency page for figures, dates, and source links.
Treasury’s Debt to the Penny series is the official daily total. The ticking number on this site is an estimate from that print. Transparency separates the official figure from the estimate.
No. This website has no wallet connection, trading, or payment form. Treasury’s public-debt gift route is separate from this project and does not require buying the token.