PancakeSwap Hands Liquidity Providers 88% of Swap Fees on Robinhood Chain

PancakeSwap flipped the switch on The Flip, its new fee-share program, and Robinhood Chain is the first network to get it. Liquidity providers in v3 and Infinity pools on that chain now collect 88% of swap fees automatically, with no extra steps, according to tokenpost.com. The remaining 12% routes to the PancakeSwap Treasury.

That's a meaningful raise for the people who supply the assets traders swap against. On most pools before the change, providers were taking home 66% to 68% of fees, so the new split pushes their cut up by roughly 20 percentage points. For a decentralized exchange, fee share is the main lever for pulling in and keeping liquidity.

The rollout traces back to an October vote that handed v3 and Infinity liquidity providers the 88% share. Deployment was slated to start in November across supported chains, one network at a time. Robinhood Chain drew the first slot.

Robinhood Chain isn't just any venue for a debut. It's an Ethereum-based Layer 2 built on Arbitrum technology, and its public mainnet only went live on July 1, 2026, making it a fresh frontier for PancakeSwap's liquidity push.

What's next is a slow burn: PancakeSwap plans to light up The Flip on additional chains one by one, so the 88% split will spread gradually rather than land everywhere at once.