Required scope: rewards:create_payout_groups
Create a payout group
Use Create a Payout Group. Include aschedule to configure when reward payouts are triggered — the example below creates a daily schedule that pays out at 02:00 UTC:
Save the id returned in the response — you will reference it as {payout_group_id} when registering reward addresses.
claimer_addressapplies only to on-chain (EVM contract) integrations — it is the address that signs and submits claim transactions directly to the rewards smart contract. For off-chain integrations, Paxos executes payouts directly and this field is not used for signing.destination_addressis where reward payouts are sent; it defaults toclaimer_address.
Register your
destination_address as a reward address in this payout group. If the destination address is not registered for monitoring, reward payouts will not compound — you will earn a simple rate (APR) rather than a compounded rate (APY).Key fields
Claim schedule
Theschedule field on the create request configures when rewards are automatically paid out for this payout group. If omitted, a default daily schedule is created automatically.
Schedule types
hour and minute are in UTC. For example, "hour": 2, "minute": 0 triggers at 02:00 UTC. The next_run_at field in the response shows when the first payout will execute.
To adjust the schedule after the payout group is created, use Update Claim Schedule.
Claims are best effort. Payouts may be delayed beyond the scheduled time for the following reasons:
- Network conditions: Block production rates and congestion vary across chains and can delay transaction submission and confirmation.
- Reconciliation gating: Paxos runs a reconciliation check before executing any claim. Delays in reconciliation jobs or failure-remediation timelines will push back the payout window.
Payout group status
Theonchain_status field on the payout group reflects its on-chain registration state.
Next step
Register Reward Addresses
Submit the blockchain addresses to monitor for rewards