JBFundAccessLimitGroup
Payout limit example: if the amount is 5, the currency is 1 (USD), and the terminal's token is ETH, then
the project can pay out 5 USD worth of ETH during a ruleset.
Surplus allowance example: if the amount is 5, the currency is 1 (USD), and the terminal's token is ETH,
then the project can pay out 5 USD worth of ETH from its surplus during a ruleset. A project's surplus is its
balance minus its current combined payout limit.
If a project has multiple payout limits or surplus allowances, they are all available. They can all be used during a single ruleset.
The payout limits' and surplus allowances' fixed point amounts have the same number of decimals as the terminal.
Notes:
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member: terminal The terminal that the payout limits and surplus allowances apply to.
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member: token The token that the payout limits and surplus allowances apply to within the
terminal. -
member: payoutLimits An array of payout limits. The payout limits cumulatively dictate the maximum value of
tokens a project can pay out from its balance in a terminal during a ruleset. Each payout limit can have a unique currency and amount. The amount is a fixed point number using the same number of decimals as the specified token. -
member: surplusAllowances An array of surplus allowances. The surplus allowances cumulatively dictates the maximum value of
tokens a project can pay out from its surplus (balance less payouts) in a terminal during a ruleset. Each surplus allowance can have a unique currency and amount. The amount is a fixed point number using the same number of decimals as the specified token.
struct JBFundAccessLimitGroup {
address terminal;
address token;
JBCurrencyAmount[] payoutLimits;
JBCurrencyAmount[] surplusAllowances;
}