That is just wrong. They don't split revenue, it is only profit that counts.
The only money NSAV will see will come from profit, not just revenue. If the exchange is not profitable, NSAV won't see a penny, regardless of how much money the exchange processes.
Holding companies don't produce anything - they assist other companies to get up and running, and hopefully profitable. It is only when the debt of the 'held' company is paid off, and profit remains, that any revenue occurs for the 'holding' company. So, if none of these 'holdings' ever produces any profit, NSAV will not see a cent.