# Step 3: Revenue Split and Royalties

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**Note:** While price, sale state and allowlists can be changed after deployment with a gas fee, **revenue split cannot be changed after deployment.**
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## Primary Sales **(Mint)**

When your users mint their tokens, this is considered a primary sale. By default, Bueno will configure that 95% of the minting proceeds go to the wallet you are connected with, while the remaining 5% goes to Bueno as a service fee. If you don't charge for your tokens, this section will not be relevant to you and can be ignored.

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If you would like greater control into how primary sale proceeds are distributed, you can add up to 4 wallets to split the fees. Keep in mind the final percentages must add up to 100%.

## **Secondary Sales (Royalties)**

Once a token is minted in the primary sale phase, it will automatically begin to appear on most popular marketplaces, including OpenSea. This will let your token holders re-sell the tokens they minted from you, and as the creator of those tokens, you can specify a royalty percentage that should be paid to a wallet of your choosing.&#x20;

Some marketplaces will automatically enforce the royalty percentage you've set, but others may not. Additionally, some marketplaces may require a request to list on their marketplace.&#x20;

Most creators will primarily use OpenSea to collect royalties. Keep reading for more information about OpenSea's latest royalties update!

### **OpenSea's Operator Filter Registry Update for Bueno Contracts**&#x20;

As of November 8, 2022, OpenSea is enforcing on-chain royalties with their **Operator Filter Registry**. If you do not opt-in, OpenSea will still list your collection, **but they will not enforce royalties settings**.&#x20;

You can opt into it by toggling on **Enforce Royalties** when deploying the contract. **This will subscribe you to OpenSea's Operator Filter Registry to prevent your tokens from being traded on marketplaces that do not enforce creator royalties.** &#x20;

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You can learn more about the change in [OpenSea's official support docs](https://support.opensea.io/hc/en-us/articles/1500009575482).