# Yield Distributor Contract

The Yield Distributor Smart Contract makes it easy to share rental income among fractional owners of tokenized assets, similar to how staking contracts work. This contract provides a transparent and automated way to distribute yields based on each owner’s share of the project tokens.

## How It Works

### Depositing Project Tokens&#x20;

Fractional owners start by depositing their Project Tokens into the Yield Distributor smart contract. These tokens are what they received in exchange for their stablecoin investment.

### Automatic Yield Distribution&#x20;

The yield distribution is based on each owner’s share of the total deposited tokens. It’s important for token holders to keep their tokens deposited to receive their share of the income. Whenever the tenant pays the monthly rent, the Yield Distributor (usually the property manager) calls the “Distribute Yield” function. The contract then automatically splits the income among all token holders according to their ownership percentage.

### Claiming Yield&#x20;

Fractional owners have the flexibility to claim their yield whenever they want — whether monthly or less frequently, depending on their financial needs. This flexibility allows owners to manage their cash flow in a way that suits them best.

[Learn more about this Smart Contract on the Sepolia test network](https://sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0x68b6fc2126341ec1c4a08f12810e46beced9dc46#code)<br>


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